International Day of African Children: Primary school enrollment in Somalia in Africa ranked first in the world

(Reporter Tang Ye) On June 16, a "Promotion Meeting" entitled "The United Nations in Our Daily Life" was held in the Forum Hall of the UN Pavilion of the Expo with representatives from the United Nations Development Program, the International Atomic Energy Agency , UNICEF, the International Trade Organization and other UN agencies and organizations attended the meeting to introduce visitors to the role and function of the United Nations.

The work of the United Nations has reached every corner of the globe, including sustainable development, environmental protection and refugee protection, disaster relief, combating terrorism, promoting disarmament and non-proliferation, promoting democracy, protecting human rights, governing government affairs, economic development and social development. Health, clearance of mines and expansion of food production. These jobs affect our lives and make the world a better place.
June 16 is also International Day of African Children. According to officials from UNICEF, the primary school enrollment in Somalia in Africa currently ranks first in the world, with one out of every five children suffering from acute malnutrition and at least one out of every 20 children being severely malnourished, And calls on the international community to give top priority to the supreme interests of the children of Somalia and provide the necessary financial and material support to Somali children.