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Millennium hopes. The search for harmony.


 The Executive Director of the UN Population Fund, Dr. Nafis Sadik, appealed to all people to support the goals of the International Conference on Population and Development in 1994. She encouraged changes in the attitudes and values of men, in particular, to bring about partnership for the realization of qualitative changes in life for all people. She stressed the importance of protecting the reproductive health and rights of the billion young people who are beginning their reproductive life. According to Sadik, much progress has been accomplished in the last 5 years; however, many challenges remain. Lastly, she hoped that the new millennium will find a world that defines progress not just in narrow economic terms but in social, ethical and human dimensions, with safety nets and minimum needs met for the most vulnerable, and where people and planet can be in harmony.
