Guyana has been elected to the Executive Board of UNESCO for the first time in 50 years, marking a historic milestone in the country's global involvement in education, science, culture, and communication. The election occurred on Friday during the 43rd General Conference in Samarkand, Uzbekistan, providing Guyana with a significant role in shaping international standards and fostering collaboration among UNESCO’s 194 member states.
The Ministry of Education hailed the achievement as a proud moment for the nation, emphasizing its contribution to UNESCO’s mission of promoting peace and sustainable development. Minister of Education Sonia Parag reaffirmed Guyana’s commitment to educational equality, while President Dr. Mohamed Irfaan Ali highlighted efforts to expand access to quality education and bridge educational gaps. This election strengthens Guyana's influence in global policy discussions on education and sustainable development.
The Ministry of Education hailed the achievement as a proud moment for the nation, emphasizing its contribution to UNESCO’s mission of promoting peace and sustainable development. Minister of Education Sonia Parag reaffirmed Guyana’s commitment to educational equality, while President Dr. Mohamed Irfaan Ali highlighted efforts to expand access to quality education and bridge educational gaps. This election strengthens Guyana's influence in global policy discussions on education and sustainable development.
