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UN Women Executive Board to convene second regular session 2022

25 August 2022
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The UN Women Executive Board will convene for its second regular session from Tuesday 13 to Wednesday 14 September 2022 in person at United Nations Headquarters in New York.

The session will begin on Tuesday 13 September at 10am EDT with the election by acclamation of the President of the Executive Board, H.E. Muhammad Abdul Muhith, Ambassador and Permanent Representative of Bangladesh to the United Nations. He will then open the session, followed by the UN Women Executive Director Sima Bahous, who will deliver her statement.

Over the two days, the Executive Board will consider the report on the structured dialogue on financing and receive briefings on UN Women’s operational activities in sub-Saharan Africa and the assessment of the Independent Evaluation and Audit Services.

The detailed agenda of the 2022 second regular session and all official documents may be accessed on the Executive Board web page. The session can be followed via UN Web TV.

For any further information, please contact the Executive Board Secretary at [ Click to reveal ].

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