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and about its current and future
responsibilities on the international stage,
notably within the framework of the 2030
Agenda for Sustainable Development.
The Presidents of Bulgaria, Cameroon, the
Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia,
Lithuania, Malta, Azerbaijan, France, the
Acting Head of State of Libya and the
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of
Foreign Affairs of the Slovak Republic all
highlighted the key role of UNESCO in
countering extremism.
The Forum was followed by the
launch of ‘Mosaic of Change’, a universal
storytelling platform specially created to
celebrate the anniversary. Curated and
organized by Millennium ART, delivered
with the creative technology of Obscura
Digital, and made possible with the
generous support of the Li Ka Shing
Foundation, it comprised a multimedia
projection on the facades of UNESCO
Headquarters, and an interactive media
wall exhibition inside the premises,
which were designed to provide an
immersive experience.
The Closing Session of the General
Conference on 18 November reaffirmed
the Organization’s role in the fight
against violent extremism and in taking
forward the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable
Development.
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Visitors at UNESCO Headquarters explore
the Mosaic of Change Interactive Media
Communication Installation, the official
exhibition for UNESCO’s General Conference
in 2015. The Installation provided a unique
large-scale digital experience showcasing
UNESCO’s seven themes through audiovisual
content and dynamic data visualizations.
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