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people to serve the cause of peace and non-violence is situated in the Latin Quarter, the heart of Old Tallinn that<br />

was included in <strong>UNESCO</strong>’s World Heritage List in 1997. The House of Peace, home to all United Nations<br />

agencies in Estonia symbolizes the treasures of humanity that bring together art, science and religion in the circle<br />

of Culture. We see the culture of peace as morality in action and culture as the highest form of democracy and<br />

tolerance. The Banner of Peace, designed by Nicholas Roerich in 1929 as an international symbol of culture,<br />

gives us a sense of Progress and of the significance of Peace on Earth, appealing to our collective conscience and<br />

reminding us of that human responsibility and charity that was stressed in the Valencia Declaration. Indeed, it is<br />

time to act, in full realization of our human responsibility for all our choices made possible by scientific and<br />

technological progress.<br />

23.6 Estonia fully supports the idea of lifelong learning as a major key to help people adapt to the tempo of<br />

change. We also believe in <strong>UNESCO</strong>’s ability to remain at the forefront of the international community as a<br />

flexible and dynamic organization, maintaining its special place as protector of the existence and distinctiveness<br />

of the nations of the world. The question of utilizing the possibilities afforded by an information society and of<br />

implementing them to strengthen linguistic and cultural diversity still hovers in the air. Estonia believes in the<br />

special role of <strong>UNESCO</strong> and in its unique ability to promote international awareness of the existence and<br />

distinctiveness of the peoples of the world, particularly the very smallest nations. Our history has taught us that as<br />

no man is an island unto himself, no living organism is complete in itself, but is always part of a continuous<br />

process in time and space - where everyone is a participant and everyone affects everyone else. Perhaps this is the<br />

real message for the turn of the millennium - the question of human duties and responsibilities in the face of the<br />

unknown. Thank you for your attention.<br />

24. ПРЕДСЕДАТЕЛЬ:<br />

Большое спасибо г-жа Киви. Вы подаете блистательный пример не только в отношении<br />

содержательности своего выступления, но и его продолжительности по времени. Вы прекрасно<br />

уложились в регламент. Сейчас я предоставляю слово г-ну Мохамеду Эль-мили, Генеральному директору<br />

Организации по вопросам образования, культуры и науки Лиги арабских государств.<br />

(24) Le PRESIDENT (traduit du russe) :<br />

Merci beaucoup, Madame Kivi. Par la teneur de votre intervention mais aussi par sa durée, vous nous<br />

avez donné un excellent exemple. Vous avez parfaitement respecté le règlement. Je donne maintenant la parole à<br />

M. El Mili, directeur général de l'Organisation arabe pour l'éducation, la culture et la science.<br />

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