U.N. chief Ban asks Japanese goodwill envoys to mobilize people

U.N. chief Ban asks Japanese goodwill envoys to mobilize people

TOKYO, Japan - Visiting U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki Moon (L) shakes hands with Japanese actress Tetsuko Kuroyanagi, who has been working as a goodwill ambassador for the U.N. Children's Fund for the past 25 years, at the U.N. University in Tokyo's Shibuya district on July 1. Ban asked Japanese goodwill ambassadors and supporters for U.N. agencies to convey messages on matters such as peace, security, climate change and disarmament as well as mobilize people. (Kyodo)

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