What do we learn through sport beyond the game? 🏅
On #UniversitySportsDay, we highlight the values university sport can foster: dialogue, respect, fair play, inclusion and excellence, helping shape active and engaged citizens.
https://t.co/KDSItYcYnl
📅 SAVE THE DATE
#PopeLeoXIV@Pontifex will visit UNESCO Headquarters in Paris on 25 September 2026, the first papal visit to the Organization in more than four decades.
Follow the visit on @UNESCO's channels and learn more here: https://t.co/VzgIEWDOaL
Preserving documentary heritage means safeguarding knowledge, memory and history for future generations. 📜
Historian Dr Abdul Latif Abu Hashem and heritage researcher Haneen Al-Amasi have been named laureates of the 2026 @UNESCO/Jikji Memory of the World Prize for their work to safeguard Gaza’s manuscript heritage.
Their efforts include the digitisation of more than 25,000 pages of endangered manuscripts from the Mamluk and Ottoman periods, with support from the British Library’s Endangered Archives Programme, as well as the establishment of Gaza’s first specialised manuscript restoration laboratory.
Established in 2004, the UNESCO/Jikji Memory of the World Prize recognises outstanding contributions to the preservation and accessibility of documentary heritage as part of UNESCO’s #MemoryOfTheWorld Programme.
https://t.co/Z8ZwMwKRks
@UNESCO_Ramallah@MOFAkr_eng@cjcitynet
We're delighted to join more than 700 young students in exploring how education is evolving in the AI era.
Since 2021, #Huawei has partnered with @UNESCO on the UNESCO Campus project, using technology to help bridge educational divides, deepen young people’s understanding of key contemporary issues, and strengthen digital citizenship.
Looking ahead, Huawei will continue working with UNESCO to advance digital inclusion and help ensure that the benefits of digital technology and quality education are accessible to all.
How can history help shape a #CultureOfPeace?
For more than 60 years, @UNESCO’s #GeneralHistoryOfAfrica has helped tell the continent’s history from African perspectives.
Now, a new exhibition entitled “Heritages and Contributions of Africa to the Progress of Humanity” explores this legacy.
🎥 We sat down with exhibition curator @AmzatBoukari to explore Africa and its diasporas’ contributions to our shared history, ahead of the 4th #BiennaleLuanda.
https://t.co/KJfljePsIC #PriorityAfrica #ForThePeople
Who needs to be at the table when decisions about AI are made?
More than 150 civil society organizations and academic institutions are working together through @UNESCO’s global network to bring their knowledge, experience and voices into AI governance.
Their latest work is being presented at #GFEAI in Riyadh.
https://t.co/xPxMBUjPWQ
#EthicsOfAI @SDAIA_SA@ICAIRE_AI
Video supported by the Patrick J. McGovern Foundation.
🩺 How can cutting-edge science deepen our understanding of human health?
Meet Professor Sarah A. Teichmann, 2026 L’Oréal–UNESCO For Women in Science International Award Laureate for Europe.
On #WorldPatientSafetyDay, discover her pioneering work in single-cell genomics.
🔗 https://t.co/pgenMwO9eo
#ForWomenInScience #FWIS @FondationLOreal@Cambridge_Uni
700 students. One big question: what should learning look like in the age of AI?
At UNESCO Campus XL, young learners explored how AI can support, rather than replace, curiosity, effort and critical thinking.
From questioning algorithms to revaluing deep learning, this #UNESCOCampus reminded us: tech is a tool, education is a right.
🔗 https://t.co/V9QB2K4gfH
Organised with the support of @HUAWEI_TECH4ALL and in collaboration with @6C_Conseil.
#TECH4ALL
What can countries learn from each other about building AI that works for people?
While 82% are adopting policies to integrate AI into education, only 13% report policies to train educators on AI ethics.
UNESCO’s new RAM Meta-Analysis brings together global insights to help turn ethical principles into action.
Launched at the #GlobalAIForum in Riyadh: https://t.co/0FHGZlx5kr
#GFEAI @SDAIA_SA@ICAIRE_AI
Video supported by the Patrick J. McGovern Foundation.
.@UNESCO_DG Khaled El-Enany and the Government of #Norway have signed a new cooperation agreement worth NOK 530 million, or roughly USD 56.9 million, reinforcing Norway’s longstanding partnership with @UNESCO and supporting the Organisation’s work in education, sciences, culture, communication and information.
Read the full press release: https://t.co/efwFxwKUpV
Who gets to shape AI governance? Not tech companies alone. Governments, researchers, civil society, youth, and local communities all have a role.
At the UNESCO Global Forum on AI Ethics in Riyadh, the focus is clear: turn shared principles into action and make AI governance inclusive, accountable, and people-centered.
🔗 https://t.co/XSNz07tatT
#GFEAI @SDAIA_SA@ICAIRE_AI
Democracy is built on freedom, human rights and the participation of all.
On #DemocracyDay, @UNESCO promotes dialogue, inclusion and democratic values, helping foster peaceful and resilient societies.
🔗https://t.co/vLiBORfTvy
#FreedomOfExpression#PressFreedom
#AI is outpacing the rules meant to govern it.
@UNESCO is turning ethical principles into practice—from the 2021 Recommendation on #AIEthics to tools that help countries strengthen AI policies and governance.
This week, the 4th UNESCO Global Forum on AI Ethics in Riyadh unites governments, the private sector, researchers, and civil society to ensure AI serves the public good.
Learn more: https://t.co/XSNz07tatT
#GFEAI @SDAIA_SA@ICAIRE_AI
Africa’s engineers are designing the solutions their communities need, from clean energy to digital infrastructure.
As we mark @UNESCO Africa Engineering Week, discover how we help train the next generation, build skills and close the data gaps standing in the way.
More info ➡️ https://t.co/MN5CCE0MxA #PriorityAfrica #ForThePeople
93% of higher education professionals use AI tools regularly or occasionally, according to a @UNESCO global survey among UNESCO Chairs and UNITWIN Networks.
But only 33.4% feel very confident using AI.
How can teachers become leaders of the digital transformation? Join #DigitalLearningWeek to learn more: https://t.co/y2ViX5U8j7
Today marks the first-ever International Day of Caves and Karst!
Did you know that over a billion people live on karst? These landscapes, where rain vanishes into the rock and resurfaces kilometres away, supply drinking water to much of the world.
🇵🇹 See what they look like in Portugal's Algarvensis @UNESCO Global Geopark: https://t.co/hR1xw5jfXS
#UNESCOGeoparks
What do stones remember? In #AlUla, every mark holds a message; every carving bears the trace of the hand that made it.
Etched into sandstone cliffs, thousands of inscriptions have endured across millennia, preserving memory beyond the spoken word.
In Episode 4 of Nab’d AlUla, produced in partnership with @RCU_SA, two community members guide us through this remarkable landscape and reveal the people and stories behind its inscriptions.
https://t.co/FdtlGpkITP #MemoryOfTheWorld
Did you know that caves and karst landscapes provide drinking water for more than 1 billion people worldwide? 💧
On the first International Day of Caves and Karst, we spotlight these vital environments for biodiversity, freshwater and our planet’s heritage.
https://t.co/brj3OLmd4y
🌿 Discover the Sur del Alto Paraná Biosphere Reserve in Paraguay!
A refuge for jaguars, tapirs and many other species, it contributes to the conservation of the Atlantic Forest and is home to Indigenous Mbya Guaraní communities. 🌎
👉 https://t.co/Cg9lc0KslB
#BiosphereReserve #ForThePeople @UNESCO_MAB