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🌟 “Our Sustainable Future Together” – SDG 10: Reduced Inequalities 🌟

On January 29, 2025, the SDG course at WIUT focused on SDG 10: Reduced Inequalities, featuring a special guest, Nigina Abbaszadeh, Head of UNFPA in Uzbekistan.

Ms. Abbaszadeh shared valuable insights on addressing social and economic inequalities, promoting inclusive policies, and ensuring equal opportunities for all. Her discussion focused on the importance of reducing disparities to build a more just and sustainable society.

The session also included a presentation by the SDG 10 Student Group, who explored key challenges related to inequality and proposed innovative solutions to foster inclusivity and social equity.

Stay engaged with “Our Sustainable Future Together” as we continue to explore the SDGs! 🌍✨

#SDGCourse #ReducedInequalities #TIMUN

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🌟 “Our Sustainable Future Together” – SDG 10: Reduced Inequalities 🌟

On January 29, 2025, the SDG course at WIUT focused on SDG 10: Reduced Inequalities, featuring a special guest, Nigina Abbaszadeh, Head of UNFPA in Uzbekistan.

Ms. Abbaszadeh shared valuable insights on addressing social and economic inequalities, promoting inclusive policies, and ensuring equal opportunities for all. Her discussion focused on the importance of reducing disparities to build a more just and sustainable society.

The session also included a presentation by the SDG 10 Student Group, who explored key challenges related to inequality and proposed innovative solutions to foster inclusivity and social equity.

Stay engaged with “Our Sustainable Future Together” as we continue to explore the SDGs! 🌍✨

#SDGCourse #ReducedInequalities #TIMUN

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