Getachew Engida

@GEngida56

Senior Adviser to DG & former DDG UNESCO (2010-18), an org devoted to building just, free & peaceful societies. Tweets are personal & re-tweets not endorsement

L'Haÿ-les-Roses, France
Joined March 2016

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  1. Jul 3
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    Jul 1

    Sophia, the famous Artificial Intelligence (AI) robot, now visiting , impressed us last night at dinner with its AI capabilities. The international team which developed Sophia includes talented Ethiopians from . World-class talent exists in . Well done!

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  4. Jul 1

    @ Koodos to Kofi & the UN do of course much more It’s time to be fully behind the UN System!@unfoundation

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    Jun 30

    Off-grid solutions will be at the heart of delivering universal electricity access

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    Jun 30

    Everyone has the right to life and liberty. Everyone has the right to freedom from fear. Everyone has the right to seek asylum from persecution. via

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    Jun 30

    The 169 plans already submitted by countries are a good start, but they don’t go far enough. More ambitious actions are needed to limit global temperature rise to far less than 2°C. Check out how you can help:

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    Jun 30

    “One key action we must all take is to stop violence against women” @AminaJMohammen 31st

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    Jun 30

    “The day you start ignoring half of this world, the day you start ignoring the biggest potential humanity has, you are damned to fail. And this is valid from the smallest village to the most powerful political offices on this planet.” side event on Women in Power

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    Jun 29

    is a key determinant of one's chances to improve their quality of life. Read how it affects economic mobility:

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    Jun 29

    Disagreeing about trade is part and parcel of international relations. 🚚🚢✈🚧📊📈📉 But a ’s never the answer. It’s like elephants 🐘 fighting: the grass gets crushed. When heavyweights battle, it’s the more vulnerable nations that end up taking the hit. 👁👁 ⬇

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    Jun 30

    “The road ahead is long and efforts to improve gender equality should start at home. As men, we must spread the word that women empowerment is also our business” 31st

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    “Politicians often say that young people are the leaders of tomorrow. That’s true; we are. But platitudes not backed by financial support are meaningless. Simply put, the world must unite to fund quality education for everyone.” –

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  14. Jun 30

    This is daylight robbery & must be stopped. It’s an affront to 100+ million Ethiopians!

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    Jun 29

    More efforts are needed to ensure access to affordable, reliable and modern energy for all. In 2016, 3 billion people (41% of the world’s population) were still cooking with unsustainable fuel & stove combinations. report:

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    Jun 27

    In a trade war, everyone loses. Its effects are felt beyond those countries directly involved & exporters face higher tariffs everywhere. More info from :

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    Jun 27

    Around 3 out of 5 youth are offline in Africa. Compared to just 1 in 25 in Europe. Right now: unconnected children are missing out on educational resources, global information, opportunities for learning & self-expression. , EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES in the digital age.

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    Jun 27

    The consensus at the on the Middle East resolutions is a win-win situation. Secretariat could play its facilitator role thks to the commitment of Palestinian, Israeli and Jordanian delegations. It opens the way to less political tensions and more work on the ground.

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    Jun 26

    In Bahrain : Heritage is alive and brings us together in unity. It is the very spirit of the International Convention. Today, after just a few decades of its entry into force, the very notion of World Heritage has become a universal norm.

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