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Lions International and United Nations Strengthen Ties for Global Peace and Environmental Stewardship

Charity Ace News - Business and Technology News March 26, 2024
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Lions International and United Nations Strengthen Ties for Global Peace and Environmental Stewardship

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Global leaders and Lions International representatives convene at the UN headquarters in Vienna to discuss world peace and environmental responsibility, highlighting the enduring partnership and new youth ambassador roles aimed at supporting sustainable development goals.

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Global leaders and representatives from Lions International are set to meet at the United Nations headquarters in Vienna on March 25, 2024, to address the critical themes of world peace and environmental responsibility. This gathering underscores the long-standing collaboration between Lions International and the United Nations, a partnership that dates back to 1945 when Lions leaders contributed to the NGO Charter for the UN. Dr. Patti Hill, President of Lions International, emphasized the shared goals of both organizations in promoting peace and prosperity, a mission that has united them for generations.

The event will also spotlight the introduction of the Leo UN Ambassadors, a new initiative to engage youth in global sustainability efforts. The first ambassadors, Leo İncisu Dönmez from Turkey, representing the World Food Programme, and Leo Ishaan from India, representing the UN Environment Programme, symbolize the vital role of young leaders in shaping a harmonious future. With 1.4 million members across more than 49,000 clubs worldwide, Lions International continues to make significant local and global contributions to health, community welfare, and support for those in need. More information about their initiatives can be found at https://www.lionsclubs.org.

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