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UPF Chairman Visits Lesotho to Give Briefings about UPF
Written by UPF - Lesotho
Tuesday, April 8, 2014
Maseru, Lesotho - UPF International Chairman Dr. Charles S. Yang and the Regional Chair of UPF-Africa Mrs. Kathy Rigney arrived in Lesotho on April 6, 2014 as part of a recent tour of several African nations to meet with government officials to brief them about the work of UPF and deliver an invitation to the Summit on Peace, Security and Human Development in Seoul, Korea, Aug. 9-13, 2014. During their two-day visit they met with King Letsie III, the speaker of National Assembly and a former Deputy Prime Minister.
There is a growing awareness among people throughout the world of the urgent need for innovative vision and bold leadership if we are to resolve the critical issues of our time. With this in mind, the World Summit convened by UPF and affiliated organizations will bring together world leaders whose individual and collective experience, wisdom and insight can help promote peace and prosperity for all the world’s peoples. In addition to the high-level sessions of the World Summit, delegates will have opportunities to meet with officials representing the government, academia, the private sector and the media.
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