which unesco goodwill ambassador is most known for the promotion of the chernobyl program?
Pierre Cardin
Name Country Ambassador since Projects and activities they support Link
Ara Abramyan Russia 15 July 2003 Dialogue among Civilizations [1]
Valdas Adamkus Lithuania 29 September 2003 Construction of Knowledge Societies [2]
Mehriban Aliyeva Azerbaijan 9 September 2004 Promotion and safeguarding of intangible cultural heritage, especially oral traditions and expressions [3]
Alicia Alonso Cuba 7 June 2002 Promotion of ballet dancing (Programme of Intangible Heritage) [4]
Ivonne A-Baki Ecuador 15 February 2010 Peace [5]
Patrick Baudry France September 1999 Education of young people through seminars, science conferences and projects in the field [6]
Pierre Bergé France 2 July 1993 Campaign against HIV/AIDS, human rights, Cultural Heritage [7]
Chantal Biya Cameroon 14 November 2008 Education and Social Inclusion [8]
Montserrat Caballé Spain 22 April 1994 Fundraising for children in distress and victims of war [9]
Pierre Cardin France 1991 Promotion of the Chernobyl Program, creation of the Six Flags of Tolerance in 1995 and distribution in UNESCO Member States [10]
Claudia Cardinale Italy March 2000 Promotion of women's rights, especially for women in the Mediterranean; Environment issues [11]
The Princess of Hanover Monaco 2 December 2003 Protection of children and the family, empowerment of women and girls in Africa [12]
Esther Coopersmith United States [13]
Cheick Modibo Diarra Mali 1998 Promotion of education, especially in sciences, sustainable development in Africa [14]
Miguel Angel Estrella Argentina 26 October 1989 Promotion of Culture of Peace and tolerance through music [15]
Vigdís Finnbogadóttir Iceland 1998 Promotion of linguistic diversity, women's rights, education [16]
Princess Firyal of Jordan Jordan 1992 Promotion of the Education for All initiative, humanitarian actions, World Heritage, women's rights, especially Arab women [17]
Ivry Gitlis Israel 1990 Support of education and Culture of Peace and Tolerance [18]
Nizan Guanaes Brazil 27 May 2011 [19]
Christine Hakim Indonesia 11 March 2008 Teacher education in South East Asia [20]
Bahia Hariri Lebanon 17 November 2000 Preservation of World Heritage, education, culture, women's rights and sustainable development in the Arab world [21]
Vitaly Ignatenko Russia 2008 Building of the capacities of the Russian language journalists and promotion of the free circulation of ideas in the Russian-speaking world [22]
Jean Michel Jarre France 24 May 1993 Protection of the environment (water, fight against desertification, renewable energies), youth and tolerance, safeguarding of World Heritage [23]
Marc Ladreit de Lacharrière France 27 August 2009 [24]
Princess Lalla Meryem of Morocco Morocco July 2001 Protection of childhood and women's rights [25]
Omer Zülfü Livaneli Turkey 20 September 1996 Promotion of peace and polerance through music and promotion of human rights [26]
Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn of Thailand Thailand 24 March 2005 Empowerment of Minority Children and the Preservation of their Intangible Cultural Heritage [27]
Jean Malaurie France 17 July 2007 In charge of arctic polar issues, promoting environmental issues and safeguarding the culture and knowledge of the peoples of the Arctic [28]
Keith Chatsauka-Coetzee South Africa 12 July 2012 [29]
Grand Duchess María Teresa of Luxembourg Luxembourg 10 June 1997 Education, Women's rights, microfinance and campaign against poverty [30]
Rigoberta Menchu Túm Guatemala 21 June 1996 Promotion of Culture of Peace, protection of rights of indigenous people [31]
Oskar Metsavaht Brazil 27 May 2011 [32]
Vik Muniz Brazil 27 May 2011 [33]
Kitín Muñoz Spain 22 April 1997 Protection and promotion of indigenous cultures and their environment [34]
Ute-Henriette Ohoven Germany 1992 UNESCO Special Ambassador for Education of Children in Need [35]
Cristina Owen-Jones Italy 23 March 2004 HIV/AIDS Prevention Education Program [36]
Kim Phuc Phan Thi Vietnam 10 November 1994 Protection and education for children, orphans and innocent victims of war [37]
Susana Rinaldi Argentina 28 April 1992 Street children, Culture of Peace [38]
Yazid Sabeg Algeria 16 February 2010 [39]
Sheikh Ghassan I. Shaker Saudi Arabia 1989 Fundraising, children and women in need, victims of war, education, microfinance [40]
Hayat Sindi Saudi Arabia 1 October 2012 Promotion of science education for Arab women [41]
Madanjeet Singh India 16 November 2000 Founder of the South Asia Foundation, which promotes regional cooperation through education and sustainable development [42]
Zurab Tsereteli Georgia 30 March 1996 Cultural and artistic projects [43]
Giancarlo Elia Valori Italy 2001 Safeguarding of Intangible Heritage [44]
Marianna Vardinoyannis Greece 21 October 1999 Protection of childhood; promotion of cultural olympics; humanitarian relief for war victims [45]
Milú Villela Brazil 10 November 2004 Voluntary Action and Basic Education in Latin America [46]
Forest Whitaker United States [47]
Sunny Varkey India Promoter of education [48]
Laura Welch Bush United States 13 February 2003 UNESCO Honorary Ambassador for the Decade of Literacy in the context of the United Nations Literacy Decade (2003–2012) [49]
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