On the occasion of celebrating the 70th
United Nation’s (UN) anniversary, 24 October 2015, the UN and its partners in
the Republic of Moldova organized an international fair at the National
Library. During the day, the 300 visitors could obtain information about the
on-going country programs, participate in knowledge-based competitions and meet
with representatives from all the participating agencies. In addition the visitors could enjoy various
exhibitions, with photos and videos from most of the present organizations.
After an opening speech of the UN Resident
Coordinator, Ms. Dafina Gercheva, the fair provided sessions on sexual
reproductive health and rights, green recycling and volunteerism. With interesting topics such as “How well do
you know the human rights”? and “Importance of Environmental Awareness
among the Public”, attendances could
also learn more by participating in one of the organized quizzes.
For the event, Charity Center for Refugees (CCR) as an
implementing partner of UNHCR together with its EVS volunteers supported the
event by managing
the UNHCR booth and selling handicraft made by refugee children and women. Also it took responsibility of organizing a
refugee concert for visitors of the day.
At the end of the fair a Moldovan singer and UN
ambassador for HIV/AIDS gave an appreciated concert and visitors could leave
with a better understanding of the on-going activities in their country.
Eeleonore
Andersson – EVS
volunteer from Sweden at CCR
Inga Roman - CCR Project Assistant
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