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MEMBER COUNTRIES OF UNESCO

UNESCO is a specialized agency of the United Nations. The abbreviation stands
for "United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization". It was
founded in 1945 to promote peace and security through international cooperation
in education, science, culture and communication. Its main goal is to contribute
to building a culture of peace, eradicating poverty, sustainable development and
intercultural dialogue through its programs and activities.

A total of 195 countries with a combined population of 7.99 billion currently
belong to UNESCO.


Official website: https://www.unesco.org/en


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CountryCommencementPopulationAreaAfghanistan194842.24 M653,000
km²Albania19582.75 M29,000 km²Algeria196245.61 M2,382,000 km²Andorra19930.08
M470 km²Angola197736.68 M1,247,000 km²Antigua and Barbuda19820.09 M440
km²Argentina194846.65 M2,780,000 km²Armenia19922.78 M30,000
km²Australia194626.64 M7,741,000 km²Austria19489.13 M84,000
km²Azerbaijan199210.11 M87,000 km²Bahamas19810.41 M14,000 km²Bahrain19721.49
M778 km²Bangladesh1972172.95 M148,000 km²Barbados19680.28 M430
km²Belarus19549.18 M208,000 km²Belgium194611.82 M31,000 km²Belize19820.41
M23,000 km²Benin196013.71 M115,000 km²Bhutan19820.79 M38,000 km²Bolivia194612.39
M1,099,000 km²Bosnia and Herzegovina19933.21 M51,000 km²Botswana19802.68
M582,000 km²Brazil1946216.42 M8,516,000 km²Brunei20050.45 M5,770
km²Bulgaria19566.43 M111,000 km²Burkina Faso196023.25 M274,000
km²Burundi196213.24 M28,000 km²Cambodia195116.94 M181,000 km²Cameroon196028.65
M475,000 km²Canada194640.10 M9,985,000 km²Cape Verde19780.60 M4,030 km²Central
Africa19605.74 M623,000 km²Chad196018.28 M1,284,000 km²Chile195319.63 M757,000
km²China19711,410.71 M9,563,000 km²Colombia194752.09 M1,142,000
km²Comoros19770.85 M1,861 km²Congo19606.11 M342,000 km²Congo (Dem.
Republic)1960102.26 M2,345,000 km²Cook Islands19890.02 M242 km²Costa
Rica19505.21 M51,000 km²Croatia19923.85 M57,000 km²Cuba194711.19 M110,000
km²Cyprus19611.26 M9,250 km²Czechia199310.87 M79,000 km²Denmark19465.95 M43,000
km²Djibouti19891.14 M23,000 km²Dominica19790.07 M750 km²Dominican
Republic194611.33 M49,000 km²East Timor20031.36 M15,000 km²Ecuador194718.19
M256,000 km²Egypt1946112.72 M1,001,000 km²El Salvador19486.36 M21,000
km²Equatorial Guinea19791.71 M28,000 km²Eritrea19933.75 M118,000
km²Estonia19911.37 M45,000 km²Eswatini19781.21 M17,000 km²Ethiopia1995126.53
M1,104,000 km²Fiji19830.94 M18,000 km²Finland19565.58 M338,000
km²France194668.17 M549,000 km²Gabon19602.44 M268,000 km²Gambia19732.77 M11,000
km²Georgia19923.76 M70,000 km²Germany195184.48 M358,000 km²Ghana195834.12
M239,000 km²Greece194610.36 M132,000 km²Grenada19750.13 M340
km²Guatemala195017.60 M109,000 km²Guinea196014.19 M246,000
km²Guinea-Bissau19742.15 M36,000 km²Guyana19670.81 M215,000 km²Haiti194611.72
M28,000 km²Honduras194710.59 M112,000 km²Hungary19489.59 M93,000
km²Iceland19640.39 M103,000 km²India19461,428.63 M3,287,000
km²Indonesia1950277.53 M1,914,000 km²Iran194889.17 M1,648,000 km²Iraq194845.50
M435,000 km²Ireland19615.26 M70,000 km²Israel19499.76 M22,000 km²Italy194858.76
M301,000 km²Ivory Coast196028.87 M322,000 km²Jamaica19622.83 M11,000
km²Japan1951124.52 M378,000 km²Jordan195011.34 M89,000 km²Kazakhstan199219.90
M2,725,000 km²Kenya196455.10 M580,000 km²Kiribati19890.13 M810 km²Kuwait19604.31
M18,000 km²Kyrgyzstan19927.10 M200,000 km²Laos19517.63 M237,000
km²Latvia19911.88 M64,000 km²Lebanon19465.35 M10,000 km²Lesotho19672.33 M30,000
km²Liberia19475.42 M111,000 km²Libya19536.89 M1,760,000 km²Lithuania19912.87
M65,000 km²Luxembourg19470.67 M2,590 km²Madagascar196030.33 M587,000
km²Malawi196420.93 M118,000 km²Malaysia195834.31 M330,000 km²Maldives19800.52
M300 km²Mali196023.29 M1,240,000 km²Malta19650.55 M320 km²Marshall
Islands19950.04 M181 km²Mauritania19624.86 M1,031,000 km²Mauritius19681.26
M2,040 km²Mexico1946128.46 M1,964,000 km²Micronesia19990.12 M700
km²Moldova19922.49 M34,000 km²Monaco19490.04 M2 km²Mongolia19623.45 M1,564,000
km²Montenegro20070.62 M14,000 km²Morocco195637.84 M447,000
km²Mozambique197633.90 M786,000 km²Myanmar194954.58 M677,000 km²Namibia19782.60
M824,000 km²Nauru19960.01 M21 km²Nepal195330.90 M147,000 km²Netherlands194717.88
M42,000 km²New Zealand19465.22 M268,000 km²Nicaragua19527.05 M130,000
km²Niger196027.20 M1,267,000 km²Nigeria1960223.80 M924,000 km²Niue19630.00 M261
km²North Korea197426.16 M121,000 km²North Macedonia19931.81 M26,000
km²Norway19465.52 M385,000 km²Oman19724.64 M310,000 km²Pakistan1949240.49
M796,000 km²Palau19990.02 M460 km²Palestine20115.17 M6,020 km²Panama19504.47
M75,000 km²Papua New Guinea197610.33 M463,000 km²Paraguay19556.86 M407,000
km²Peru194634.35 M1,285,000 km²Philippines1946117.34 M300,000 km²Poland194636.69
M313,000 km²Portugal196510.53 M92,000 km²Qatar19722.72 M12,000
km²Romania195619.06 M238,000 km²Russia1954143.83 M17,098,000 km²Rwanda196214.09
M26,000 km²Saint Kitts and Nevis19830.05 M260 km²Saint Lucia19800.18 M620
km²Saint Vincent and the Grenadines19830.10 M390 km²Samoa19810.23 M2,840 km²San
Marino19740.03 M61 km²Sao Tome and Principe19800.23 M960 km²Saudi
Arabia194636.95 M2,150,000 km²Senegal196017.76 M197,000 km²Serbia20006.62
M88,000 km²Seychelles19760.12 M460 km²Sierra Leone19628.79 M72,000
km²Singapore19655.92 M719 km²Slovakia19935.43 M49,000 km²Slovenia19922.12
M21,000 km²Solomon Islands19930.74 M29,000 km²Somalia196018.14 M638,000 km²South
Africa194660.41 M1,219,000 km²South Korea195051.71 M100,000 km²South
Sudan201111.09 M644,000 km²Spain195348.37 M506,000 km²Sri Lanka194922.04 M66,000
km²Sudan195648.11 M1,879,000 km²Suriname19760.62 M164,000 km²Sweden195010.54
M447,000 km²Switzerland19498.85 M41,000 km²Syria194623.23 M185,000
km²Tajikistan199310.14 M141,000 km²Tanzania196267.44 M947,000
km²Thailand194971.80 M513,000 km²Togo19609.05 M57,000 km²Tonga19800.11 M750
km²Trinidad and Tobago19621.53 M5,130 km²Tunisia195612.46 M164,000
km²Turkey194685.33 M785,000 km²Turkmenistan19936.52 M488,000 km²Tuvalu19910.01
M26 km²Uganda196248.58 M242,000 km²Ukraine195437.00 M604,000 km²United Arab
Emirates19729.52 M84,000 km²United Kingdom194668.35 M244,000 km²United
States1946334.91 M9,525,000 km²Uruguay19473.42 M176,000 km²Uzbekistan199336.41
M447,000 km²Vanuatu19940.33 M12,000 km²Venezuela194628.84 M912,000
km²Vietnam195198.86 M331,000 km²Yemen196234.45 M528,000 km²Zambia196420.57
M753,000 km²Zimbabwe198016.67 M391,000 km²






AREAS OF RESPONSIBILITY

UNESCO has a broad mandate, and its work covers a wide range of areas. Its main
areas of focus include the promotion of education, the protection of cultural
heritage and freedom of expression, the promotion of scientific research, and
the support of free media. UNESCO also addresses issues of gender equality,
social inclusion and the protection of human rights.


PRESERVATION OF THE WORLD CULTURAL HERITAGE

UNESCO's well-known mission is to identify and protect World Heritage Sites,
which are sites of cultural or natural significance considered to be of
universal value to humanity. The organization works with countries to identify
and nominate sites that meet the criteria for World Heritage status and provides
technical and financial assistance for their conservation and management. UNESCO
also works to promote cultural diversity and to protect and promote cultural
expressions throughout the world.


MANAGEMENT

UNESCO is governed by a General Conference, which meets every two years and is
attended by representatives of all member states. The organization is headed by
a Director-General, each elected for a four-year term.

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