History and Organization of the United Nations

The United Nations was founded in a statement issued by President Franklin Roosevelt and Prime Minister Winston Churchill in 1945 by representatives of 26 countries. The main purpose of the United Nations is to maintain and maintain national peace and security in order to protect the international well-being of mankind. Different parts of the United Nations have different roles, which are divided into different parts and help to regain the peace and security of other countries. There are still war, violence, terrorism, economic problems and others.

1945: The idea of ​​the international organization of the United Nations is reflected in the permanent relationship with the United Nations. We are one of the first nongovernmental organizations invited to support the drafting of the UN Charter and have always supported the activities of the United Nations. 1990: Starting Vision First through LCIF, Lions will restore vision worldwide through Vision First and prevent blindness. Founded in 1990, Lions Club has collected over $ 415 million for its program. First vision for blindness: low vision, trachoma, river blindness, childhood blindness, diabetic retinopathy and glaucoma

On 26th June 1945, the "UN Charter" was signed. This is a historical moment in world history. Among the ashes of the Second World War, each country gathered to form an organization as a platform for cooperation, dialogue and joint peace operations. As stated by UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, "Peace, justice, human dignity, tolerance, solidarity are reflected in the charter" and we unite. Institutions These agencies include the General Assembly, the Security Council, the Economic and Social Council, the Secretariat and the International Court of Justice.