International Educational Cooperation Expands
Luther Evans began his term as UNESCO Director General as the organisation continued programmes in education science and cultural exchange.
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Luther Evans began his term as UNESCO Director General as the organisation continued programmes in education science and cultural exchange.
The convention establishing CERN entered into force in 1954. UNESCO had played an important convening role in the organisation's creation.
UNESCO's permanent Paris headquarters was under construction while Luther Evans directed the organisation's expanding international work.
UNESCO promoted exchanges of scientific information and international research coordination during Luther Evans's leadership.
The organisation continued supporting educational development and literacy initiatives across member states under Luther Evans.
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