GABON - PAVILION
As part of the Festival of Cultures of the Biennale of Luanda 2021, discover the cultural content proposed by Gabon!
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UNESCO in Gabon
Since the opening of the UNESCO Office in Libreville in 1998, it has continued to carry out various activities to promote the culture of peace in the country. We invite you to view some of them.
Presentation of the Youth-Led Campaign
Pan-African associations, United Nations youth leaders and the National Youth Council of Gabon launched the Youth Campaign for the Promotion of a Culture of Peace in Central Africa in Libreville in 2016.
The campaign was launched throughout Central Africa by the Pan-African Youth Network for the Culture of Peace (Payncop), the Network of African Youth Organisations of United Nations Leaders (Rojalnu-Gabon) and the National Youth Council of Gabon (CNJG), with the support of UNESCO and the United Nations Regional Office for Central Africa (Unoca)
The Youth on the Set of "Donnons la paix"
Annie-Flore Batchiellilys, a Gabonese singer and peace activist, participated in this 2016 youth campaign by performing the song "Donnons la paix".
"The promotion of the culture of peace is everyone's responsibility"
Annie-Flore Batchiellilys is also one of the personnalities actively involved for the Biennale of Luanda and the culture of peace.
"Laboratoire du Nouveau Monde"
Pan-African 91Â鶹¹ú²ú¾«Æ·×ÔÅÄ for culture of peace and the fight against radicalisation with a view to creating an early warning system in Central Africa
"African Youth and the Challenge of Promoting a Culture of Peace"
Organised under the theme "The role of women in the safeguarding and transmission of intangible cultural heritage for peace and sustainable development"
About UNESCO's Work in Gabon
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