Daily Press Briefing: Press Conference Today, Myanmar/Bangladesh, Irma/Mexico, Deputy Secretary-General, OCHA, Mali, Syria, Literacy Day, Staff Day
Briefing by Stéphane Dujarric, Spokesperson for the Secretary-General.
HIGHLIGHTS:
- WITH 270,000 PEOPLE FLEEING MYANMAR'S RAKHINE, U.N. RUSHES AID TO BANGLADESH
- U.N. AGENCIES SUPPORT RESPONSE TO HURRICANE IRMA
- DEPUTY SECRETARY-GENERAL URGES STEPPED UP EFFORTS TO MEET DEVELOPMENT TARGETS
- U.N. RELIEF CHIEF TO VISIT NIGER, NIGERIA TO HIGHLIGHT CRISIS IN LAKE CHAD BASIN
- SENIOR U.N. OFFICIAL VISITS INJURED BLUE HELMETS IN MALI
- U.N. REFUGEE AGENCY SOUNDS ALARM ON HUMAN SUFFERING CAUSED BY CONFLICT IN D.R. CONGO’S KASAI REGION
- AID CONVOY REACHES SYRIA’S IDLEB – U.N.
- GREECE: U.N. AGENCY VOICES CONCERN OVER DETERIORATING SITUATION FOR REFUGEES IN AEGEAN ISLANDS
- U.N. ENVIRONMENT PROGRAMME RECOGNIZES EFFORTS TO ADDRESS ILLEGAL TRADE IN CHEMICALS, HAZARDOUS WASTE IN ASIA
- ON INTERNATIONAL LITERACY DAY, U.N. SPOTLIGHTS ROLE OF DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY IN CLOSING LITERACY GAP
- MARKING U.N. STAFF DAY, SECRETARY-GENERAL PAYS TRIBUTE TO HEROISM OF U.N. EMPLOYEES
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