Chinese representative: The United States cannot engage in opposition and division aft

Yang Jin, representative of the UNESCO in China, said that after the United States returns to UNESCO, it cannot engage in opposition and division.

According to Xinhua News Agency, the Special Meeting of the UNESCO Congress passed a draft resolution on Friday (June 30), allowing the status of the American text and scientific organizations to be fully recovered in July this year.After the voting is passed, Yang Jin, a representative of the UNESCO in the United Nations, emphasized that after returning to the teachings, the United States should contribute to promoting the unity of the organization and the cooperation of the organization, rather than engaged in opposition and division.

Yang Jin said that after the Chinese side required the United States to return, it effectively fulfilled its own obligations and commitments, paid the meeting fee in full on time, and paid all the conference fees for many years as soon as possible.

The Special Meeting of the UNESCO Conference from June 29th to 30th, reviewed and approved the draft resolutions of the United States as a member of the United Nations Education Organization on the return of UNESCO.

According to the news bulletin issued by the UNESCO, on the basis of the above resolution, the United States will re -join the organization as a member country in July this year and have the right to participate in the 42nd session of the conferenceVoting, qualified to participate in the election of members of the Executive Bureau.

According to the resolution, the United States will gradually repay the arrears from the UNESCO, and at the same time provide a voluntary donation to fund the organization's projects in the massacre education, reporter's safety and African education.According to reports, the United States has accumulated a total of 619 million US dollars (about S $ 837 million).

The United States withdrew from UNESCO twice in 1984 and 2018, and was widely criticized by the international community.At the beginning of June this year, the U.S. government wrote to the United Nations UNESCO and proposed a plan to return to the organization as a member country.