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UNESCO Deputy Director: Pope’s visit is timely for our world
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UNESCO Deputy Director-General Åsa Regnér said Pope Leo XIV’s visit to the agency is timely for the world.
The Pope is scheduled to visit the UN agency on September 25 during his trip to France. Regnér told Vatican News that multilateral institutions can continue to help build peace.
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