UN deputy to deliver 2019 annual pluralism lecture
Amina J. Mohammed, UN Deputy Secretary-General.
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Article Author: UN deputy to deliver 2019 annual pluralism lecture
Media Source: The East African (Kenya)
Date: 9 June 2019
Inequality and exclusion are the underlying challenge that governments around the world must confront as they prepare for the first global review of the 17 goals agreed upon by 193 nations in 2015. This year, the UN general assembly in September will be dedicated to the SDGs. Inequality and exclusion will also be a key highlight…
Inequality and exclusion are the underlying challenge that governments around the world must confront as they prepare for the first global review of the 17 goals agreed upon by 193 nations in 2015. This year, the UN general assembly in September will be dedicated to the SDGs. Inequality and exclusion will also be a key highlight when UN Deputy Secretary-General Amina J. Mohammed delivers the 2019 Annual Pluralism Lecture on 11 June in Lisbon, Portugal. The lecture is expected to bring out the importance of pluralism in driving the achievement of SDGs that are designed to achieve a better and more sustainable future for all by 2030.