منصة وسائل الإعلام المشاهير تبث الأخبار يوم الاثنين باللغة العربية
名人媒体平台星期二使用中文播报新闻
The celebrity media platform broadcasts news on Wednesday in English
La plateforme médiatique des célébrités diffuse les nouvelles le jeudi en français
Медийная платформа знаменитостей вещает новости в пятницу на русском языке
La plataforma de medios de celebridades transmite noticias el sábado en español
Strong UN Better World！ 联合国强大 世界更美好！
María Fernanda Espinosa Garcés 女士在国际和平研究所就任第73届联合国大会主席前的发言
تصريحات السيدة ماريا فرناندا إسبينوسا غارسيس في معهد السلام الدولي قبل توليها منصب رئيسة الدورة الثالثة والسبعين للجمعية العامة للأمم المتحدة
Ms. María Fernanda Espinosa Garcés’ remarks before taking office as 73rd UNGA President At IPI
Déclaration de Mme María Fernanda Espinosa Garcés avant sa prise de fonctions en tant que Présidente de la 73e session de l’Assemblée générale des Nations Unies à l’IPI
Выступление г-жи Марии Фернанды Эспиносы Гарсес в IPI перед вступлением в должность Председателя 73-й сессии Генеральной Ассамблеи ООН
Declaraciones de la Sra. María Fernanda Espinosa Garcés antes de asumir el cargo de Presidenta del 73.º período de sesiones de la Asamblea General de las Naciones Unidas en el IPI
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News Summary of the Election for the Tenth Secretary-General of the UN
In a press encounter today (22 Aug) ahead of a Security Council meeting on the situation in Gaza, the Israeli ambassador asked, “How morally bankrupt can this organization be to ignore Israeli victims just 10 months after one of the largest and most horrific terror attacks in history to pretend they never existed. It has been 320 days since the slaughter, and what have we heard from the UN so far? Silence, silence. No condemnation of Hamas, no recognition of the atrocities committed.”
Israeli ambassador Danny Danon told reporters, “Yesterday, the UN marked International Day of Remembrance for victims of terror. However, if you walked around the UN's exhibit, you would not have found a single tribute to an Israeli victim. Apparently, someone forgot what happened on October 7.”
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He added, “I'm familiar with the house and the corridor of this building. It's my second term. I served in for five long years, and I think the UN must change. You know, I believe in working with the UN. I was elected to be vice president of the General Assembly. I chaired the sixth committee for a year. But I cannot accept the fact that after the atrocities of October 7, we have not heard a condemnation from the Security Council, from the General Assembly. This institution was built after the Holocaust in order to prevent what we saw on October 7 and after what happened in Israel to this reason to be silent. It's unacceptable.”
Asked about a ceasefire and allowing polio vaccines into Gaza, he said, “we had a ceasefire until October 7. Hamas broke that ceasefire and raided our communities. We can have a ceasefire immediately, once the hostages are coming back. Now, regarding to the polio vaccines, let's speak about the facts. 95 to 98 percent of the population in Gaza are vaccinated already. We are working with WHO and UNICEF, by the way, not with UNRWA in Gaza, but with WHO and UNICEF in order to start another campaign of vaccinations. And we will cooperate with everybody in order to ease the situation for the Palestinian people who are suffering from the Hamas occupation. The future for Gaza will begin when Hamas will be eradicated. It's on the way. It's happening. Once Hamas will be eradicated, we can start speak about reconstruction and building a future for the people of Gaza.”
Secretary-General António Guterres appealed to all parties to provide concrete assurances right away guaranteeing humanitarian pauses for a polio vaccination campaign, reiterating that “the ultimate vaccine for polio is peace and an immediate humanitarian ceasefire.”
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The UN chief spoke to reporters today (16 Aug) in New York. He stressed, “a Polio Pause is a must. It is impossible to conduct a polio vaccination campaign with war raging all over.”
Guterres continued, “Polio goes beyond politics. It transcends all divisions. And so it is our shared obligation to come together. To mobilize – not to fight people, but to fight polio. And to defeat a vicious virus that, left unchecked, would have a disastrous effect not only for Palestinian children in Gaza, but also in neighboring countries and the region.”
According to the UN, in recent weeks, the poliovirus has been detected in wastewater samples in Khan Younis and Deir al-Balah.
The Secretary-General also said, “Preventing and containing the spread of polio will take a massive, coordinated and urgent effort.”
He continued, “The United Nations is poised to launch a vital polio vaccine campaign in Gaza for more than 640,000 children under the age of 10. The World Health Organization has approved the release of 1.6 million doses of the polio vaccine. UNICEF is coordinating delivery of the vaccines and the cold chain equipment to store them. And UNRWA, the largest primary healthcare provider in Gaza, has medical teams ready to administer the vaccines and assist with logistics.”
But the challenges are grave, Guterres told reporters, as health, water, and sanitation systems in Gaza have been decimated; the majority of hospitals and primary care facilities are not functional; people are constantly on the run for safety.
And routine immunizations have been severely disrupted by the conflict, increasing the spread of other preventable diseases like measles and hepatitis A, he added.
The UN chief reiterated, “We know how an effective polio vaccination campaign must be administered. Given the wholesale devastation in Gaza, at least 95 per cent vaccination coverage will be needed during each round of the two-round campaign to prevent polio’s spread and reduce its emergence.”
Guterres further explained, “The vaccination effort will include 708 teams at hospitals and primary health care centres – many of which are barely functioning -- and by 316 community outreach teams throughout Gaza.”
“We also know what a successful campaign will require,” the UN chief listed, “The facilitation of transport for vaccines and cold chain equipment at every step. The entry of polio experts into Gaza. Fuel for health teams to conduct their work. Reliable internet and phone services to inform communities about the campaign. An increase in the amount of cash allowed into Gaza to pay health workers. And, above all, a successful polio vaccination campaign needs safety. Safety for health workers to do their jobs. Safety for children and families to get to the health facilities. And safety for those health facilities to be protected from bombardment.”
Arabic: "من الأفكار إلى التأثير": دليل لتأثير وتنفيذ التغيير - لقاء مع المؤلف في مكتبة الأمم المتحدة في المقر الرئيسي
中文：“从思念到影响”：影响和实施变革手册——在联合国总部书店举行的作者见面会
nglish: IPI President Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein spoke in six languages and answered questions during an author meet-and-greet at the United Nations Bookshop.
French : « De l'idée à l'impact » : Un manuel pour influencer et mettre en œuvre le changement - Rencontre avec l'auteur à la librairie du siège de l'ONU
Russian: «От идеи к результату»: руководство по влиянию и внедрению изменений - встреча с автором в книжном магазине штаб-квартиры ООН
Spanish: "De la idea al impacto": Un manual para influir y aplicar el cambio - Encuentro con el autor en la librería de la sede de la ONU
Zeid Ra’ad Al Hussein assumed his functions as United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights on 1 September 2014, following the General Assembly’s approval on 16 June 2014 of his appointment by the United Nations Secretary-General. He is the sixth High Commissioner to lead the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) and the first Asian, Muslim and Arab to do so.
A veteran multilateral diplomat, Zeid was previously Jordan’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations in New York, a post he held from September 2010 until July 2014, and which he also held from 2000 to 2007. From 2007 to 2010 he was Jordan’s Ambassador to the United States of America. He served as Jordan’s Deputy Permanent Representative to the UN, with the rank of Ambassador, from 1996 to 2000. In January 2014, he was President of the UN Security Council and chaired the Security Council’s 1533 and 1521 committees with regard to two sanctions regimes regarding the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Liberia.
Zeid’s professional experience demonstrates his long familiarity with international criminal justice, international law, UN peacekeeping, post-conflict peace-building, international development, and counter- nuclear terrorism. He played a central role in the establishment of the International Criminal Court, chairing the complex negotiations regarding the elements of individual offences amounting to genocide; crimes against humanity; and war crimes. Courts around the world now cite as authoritative the definition for ‘crimes against humanity’ refined by the ‘elements’.
UN News Center Media ATN-American Television News Appoints Karen Cantrell as Vice President of Content Procurement
Celebrity media has learned from Ahmed Fathi, the founder and president of ATN-American Television News, based at the UN News Center, that ATN-American Television News recently announced the appointment of internationally renowned female leader Princess Karen Cantrell as the Vice President of Content and Procurement. With her exceptional experience in international advocacy and profound strategic leadership skills, Cantrell will bring a fresh force to ATN, infusing a rich global perspective, and elevating the network's content strategy, partnership development, and audience engagement to new heights. This is exciting news for both the media industry and its audience.
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As the new Vice President of Content and Procurement, Karen Cantrell will lead a new chapter in ATN's content development. Leveraging her extensive experience and keen market insight, she will curate engaging and diverse programming for the audience. Her leadership will not only enhance the quality of ATN's original and collaborative content but also ensure that the programming appeals to a wide range of viewers, fostering strong audience loyalty. Cantrell will make data-driven, informed decisions in assessing the relevance, quality, and appeal of content, helping to optimize ATN's program lineup.
Cantrell's unparalleled international influence and her extensive connections with international organizations, diplomatic missions, and NGOs worldwide will significantly enhance the diversity and depth of ATN's content. Her work will also involve negotiating with top studios, distributors, and content creators globally, ensuring that ATN's programming is of the highest quality and global appeal, perfectly aligning with ATN's mission and goals.
Ahmed Fathi, the founder and editor-in-chief of ATN-American Television News, expressed his great anticipation: "We are thrilled to welcome Karen Cantrell to our leadership team. Her extensive experience in content procurement, partnership development, and audience engagement, combined with her unwavering commitment to global development and social justice, makes her the ideal candidate to lead our content strategy. We believe that under her leadership, ATN will expand into more markets worldwide and create a broader impact."
Karen Cantrell will work between Los Angeles and New York to ensure that ATN continues to lead industry trends. She will fully leverage new technologies and platforms to enhance audience interaction and, through close collaboration with the marketing and programming teams, drive audience retention and satisfaction to new heights.
Karen Cantrell’s global humanitarian contributions are remarkable; she has been honored with numerous awards, including the White House Presidential Lifetime Achievement Award, the King Charles Leadership Award, and the Peace Icon Award. Additionally, she received the 2023 United Nations Peacekeeping Federation Global Leadership Award and the Peace Icon Award at the 2024 Global Leadership Summit. These honors not only reflect her significant influence on global peace and development but also signal that she will bring new perspectives and innovative momentum to ATN’s content strategy.
Karen Cantrell’s appointment undoubtedly ushers in a new era of opportunity and innovation for ATN-American Television News. Her arrival is eagerly anticipated by the entire team and the global audience, as her strategic vision and unwavering commitment to high-quality content will steer ATN towards greater success in the coming years, enhancing ATN-American Television News’s influence as a senior media outlet at the UN News Center within the international community.
Princess Karen Cantrell is an entrepreneur, political activist, business visionary, philanthropist, and humanitarian with noble and royal lineage. She is well-versed in communications and public affairs, with a background in community relations, corporate ownership, governance, and international affairs. For over 30 years, she has been dedicated to helping other families live better lives both domestically and internationally.
As the President and CEO of Rancho Mirage Golf Inc. (DBA Lady Golf), Karen is committed to sharing her success and vision with other entrepreneurs and professionals, with the shared goal of empowering women and giving back to society. She possesses extensive knowledge in fashion design, manufacturing, and how trends impact the fashion industry, which has allowed her to collaborate with top industry leaders like Oscar De La Renta, Bob Mackie, Victor Costa, and Richard Blackwell. She owns a successful international website, www.ladygolf.com, and operates a 6,000-square-foot store in Palm Desert, California.
Yesterday afternoon, an engaging event took place at the United Nations Headquarters Bookstore, featuring a meet and greet with the author of the impactful book *"From Ideas to Impact: A Handbook for Influencing and Implementing Change"*. This event drew thought leaders and change-makers from around the world to discuss the pivotal role of ideas in driving global change.
The author meet and greet was hosted by Maher Nasser, Director of the Outreach Division in the UN Department of Global Communications. In his opening remarks, Nasser emphasized the importance of reading and knowledge accumulation in human development and pointed out that the book *"From Ideas to Impact"* demonstrates how to turn ideas into action, making it an essential guide for driving global change. He praised author Mick Sheldrick for his efforts, stating that the book is an indispensable tool for those looking to make an impact in policy-making and implementation.
Mick Sheldrick then shared his motivation and process in writing the book. He recounted how he played a key role in the global polio eradication campaign and successfully persuaded the Australian government to restore funding to the project. He noted that the recent reemergence of polio in the context of the severe situation in Gaza highlights the importance of political leadership and humanitarian aid. He urged world leaders to adopt strategies similar to the historical "Days of Tranquility" to pause conflicts and vaccinate children, thereby preventing more deaths from preventable diseases.
Yasmine Sherif, the current Executive Director of Education Cannot Wait (ECW), also shared her thoughts on the book. She stated that *"From Ideas to Impact"* is not only a captivating read but also a practical guide for effecting change in a challenging world. She particularly highlighted the importance of the "power of storytelling" mentioned in the book, especially in the field of education. She discussed how storytelling can touch people's emotions and inspire them to take action when facing complex global issues. She added that as a leader in the field of education, she is keenly aware of the profound impact that education during the formative years has on the future, making this book an indispensable resource for educators and policymakers.
Former UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein spoke highly of the book, calling it "an important resource for finding inspiration in today's divided world." He discussed the need for idealism and pragmatism to coexist in today's world, and this book serves as a guide to achieving that balance. He also mentioned that while the book is already comprehensive, some critical global issues, such as the fossil fuel industry and deliberate disruptions to the international order, need further exploration in future works. He stressed the importance of the book's key concept of transcending political and geopolitical boundaries to solve global problems with a spirit of cooperation.
During the interactive session, two audience members posed thought-provoking questions. The first asked, "How do you handle power plays and political maneuvering when pushing for international development and policy change? Are there different tools for change for resource-poor, less powerful, and marginalized groups compared to stronger ones?" Mick Sheldrick responded that while addressing these issues requires a wealth of knowledge and precise strategies, courage and moral clarity can compensate for a lack of knowledge. Maintaining moral consistency and speaking out boldly is crucial, even under significant pressure.
The second audience member asked, "In today's information age, how can we effectively spread the right information and curb the spread of misinformation?" Yasmine Sherif responded that it starts with family and education, fostering moral values and critical thinking in the younger generation. She emphasized that parents and educators play a key role in this process, teaching children honesty and respect for others, thereby nurturing upright and responsible future citizens.
Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein also commented on this issue, adding that the spread of misinformation in today's world is often a purposeful and organized act, potentially driven by economic interests or political motives. He noted that the international community and governments must maintain transparency in knowledge and information and encourage citizens to engage actively in social dialogue. He also emphasized that the United Nations can play a greater role in maintaining the authenticity of information and moral consistency, especially in promoting global cooperation to address these issues.
The event concluded with a lively discussion among the guests on the power of storytelling in mobilizing public action, a central theme of Sheldrick's book. Attendees unanimously agreed that stories have a powerful ability to resonate and have become an important tool in advocacy and policy-making.
Attendees were invited to purchase copies of *"From Ideas to Impact"* and take the opportunity to have them signed by the author. The book is now available at the UN Headquarters Bookstore and other major retailers.
UN News Center Media ATN-American Television News Appoints Karen Cantrell as Vice President of Content Procurement
