UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization) is a specialized agency of the United Nations, established in 1945. Its mission is to promote peace and security through international cooperation in education, science, culture, and communication. UNESCO believes that lasting peace begins with the intellectual and moral solidarity of humanity.
The organization works to improve access to quality education for all, protect cultural heritage, support freedom of expression, and foster scientific collaboration. It is well known for designating World Heritage Sites, recognizing places of outstanding cultural or natural value. UNESCO also leads initiatives in literacy, teacher training, and promoting gender equality in education.
In the field of science, it supports research on climate change, sustainable development, and water management. In communication, UNESCO advocates for press freedom and media development. By building understanding and respect across nations, UNESCO contributes significantly to global peace, cultural diversity, and sustainable progress.
With 194 member states, United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization continues to serve as a global platform for dialogue and cooperation, striving for a more inclusive, educated, and peaceful world.
