Ban Ki-moon (UN Secretary General) sent a message to IFLC


Date posted: May 4, 2016

International Festival of Language and Culture
Ban Ki-moon (UN Secretary General) sent a message to IFLC
IFLC 2016 – New York – USA

Source: IFLC International Festival of Language and Culture , Apr 29, 2016


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