
Indonesia Backs UNESCO Reform Roadmap, Emphasizing Transparency and Accountability
Indonesia has expressed its support for the UNESCO80 Roadmap, UNESCO's institutional reform plan. The nation emphasized the importance of transparency, accountability, member state involvement, and regular progress reporting in the reform's implementation.
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