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Africa: Amadou Mahtar Mbow – former Unesco Head and 1st African to Lead a Major International Organisation

24 September 2024
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Africa: Amadou Mahtar Mbow – former Unesco Head and 1st African to Lead a Major International Organisation
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Amadou Mahtar M’Bow, the first African to lead an international organization as the 6th Director-General of Unesco, passed away at age 103 in Dakar. Known for advocating a New World Information and Communication Order, Mbow elevated Unesco’s profile during his 13-year tenure, focusing on promoting education, science, culture, and communication worldwide. His legacy as a champion for global information exchange and cultural preservation lives on.

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