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Flags of Different Countries Across the Globe
Peace makes the world go round.


Peace is what each country seeks for. But more than that is given. 

Peace is not the only thing that U.N. aims for, a lot more is being offered to millions of people. Celebrating its 74 years of existence is the United Nations Day. Simultaneously, the school becomes one with the world in celebrating it every month of October with its highlight, the Search for Mr. and Ms. United Nations. 

"Indigenous Languages Matter for Sustainable Development, Peace Building, and Reconciliation" is the theme for this year. The word peace is there and it goes to show that peace is what the United Nations Organization aim for, specifically world peace. Not only that but the organization has a lot more to give to each member. Founded by 51 members,  it aims to do lots of things. 

Model United Nations
The United Nations Logo
Here are 3 big reasons why we should join in the celebration. Firstly, the U.N saves lives. An example is the U.N.'s programs women in promoting maternal and child health that saves the lives of 30 million women in a single year. Secondly, the organization helps refugees. The United Nations assists at most 38 million refugees saving them from wars and conflicts. And last but not the least,  U.N. fights climate change and promotes sustainable development. 

Not only one, two, or three are the goals and objectives of this certain organization. Different aims but only one reason. For the unity of the world.

References:

Langness, D.(2014,October 24). 3 Big Reasons to Celebrate United Nations DayAccessed November 5, 2019 from:https://bahaiteachings.org/3-big-reasons-to-celebrate-united-nations-day

Philippine Primer (2016, October 24). 5 Things to Know about United Nations Day. Accessed November 5, 2019 from:https://primer.com.ph/tips-guides/2016/10/24/5-things-to-know-about-united-nations-day/

Image 1 Retrieved November 5, 2019 from:https://2016.export.gov/unitednations/

Image 2 Retrieved November 5, 2019 from:https://mypages.unh.edu/mun/home


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