OSI Distinguished African Fellow, Nureldin Satti, former UNESCO representative to Africa and former Deputy Assistant Special Representative to the Secretary General in Burundi, gave a speech at the Library of Congress on "UNESCO's Role in Building Bridges to Cultural Peace".To watch the speech, please click here.
OSI Distinguished African Fellow, Nureldin Satti, former UNESCO representative to Africa and former Deputy Assistant Special Representative to the Secretary General in Burundi, gave a speech at the Library of Congress on "UNESCO's Role in Building Bridges to Cultural Peace".
To watch the speech, please click here.
During his time at the Wilson Center, Satti concentrated on an upcoming book tentatively called, "A Gleam of Hope in a Sea of Conflict: Conflict, Nation Building and Challenges of Integration in the Great Lakes Region and the Horn of Africa". At the end of his fellowship, Satti gave a presentation on the topic. The full report and video can be found here.
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