Meloni to UNICEF: Italy continues to do its part where children are in danger
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Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has sent a message to UNICEF, the United Nations agency that works to protect children and young people around the world. In the message, the Italian government reaffirms its commitment in places where childhood is threatened by war, humanitarian crises and poverty.
According to reports, Italy intends to continue supporting UNICEF's programmes and initiatives for the protection of minors. The aim is to guarantee children access to medical care, education and safety, including in the most difficult areas of the planet.
UNICEF is present in more than 190 countries and territories and works every day with governments, local organisations and families. The support of donor countries, including Italy, is important for carrying out vaccination projects, assistance to refugee minors and programmes against malnutrition.
The message comes at a time when many international organisations are calling for the rights of children in conflicts to be protected with greater attention. The Italian government considers international cooperation an important part of its foreign policy, and the protection of childhood is one of the main themes of this commitment.
Sources: Askanews
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