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Building peace in the minds of men and women

International Programme for the Development of Communication

Secretariat Contact

The Secretariat of the Council for IPDC is provided by the Director-General of UNESCO. It provides the necessary services for the sessions of the Council and meetings of the Bureau. The Secretariat assembles suggestions and comments made by Member States of UNESCO and the international organizations concerned. It is responsible for the formulation of specific projects, and prepares them for examination by the Council.

The Secretariat is composed of:

Guy Berger
Director
Division of Freedom of Expression and Media Development (CI/FEM) / IPDC Secretary
Communication and Information Sector (CI)
Tel: +33-1 45 68 42 03

Saorla McCabe
IPDC Deputy Secretary / Communication & Information Adviser
Communication and Information Sector (CI)
Tel: +33-1 45 68 09 42

Samira Zinini
Senior Programme Assistant
Communication and Information Sector (CI)
Tel: +33-1 45 68 09 73

Shihao Feng
Sponsored Trainee
Communication and Information Sector (CI)
Tel : +33-1 45 68 21 02

 

 

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