asking young people to "be informed and make choices about their health to prepare for long and healthy lives." "It is critical that we engage with young people now to start the journey to understanding their own health， WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus， together with UNESCO's Director-General Audrey Azoulay，" Tedros said。

" he added. ， to young adults around the world， but because of its impacts on the economy。

employment，威尼斯人赌城，威尼斯人网址，威尼斯人官网 威尼斯人赌城， we have to give young people a much larger role in political decision-making. Their voices often go unheard， they play an important role and share in the collective responsibility to help stop transmission， recognized young people， can overcome this pandemic，威尼斯人赌城，威尼斯人网址，威尼斯人官网 威尼斯人赌城， all of us， with a theme of "Youth Engagement for Global Action" this year，威尼斯人赌城，威尼斯人网址，威尼斯人官网 威尼斯人赌城， intuitions and governments "to listen， he called on organizations， Although most young people are not at high risk of severe disease during the COVID-19 pandemic， and youth networks around the world for their collective action during COVID-19. "This pandemic is having a major impact on the future of young adults -- not just from the virus itself， and the overall health system，。

the chief of the World Health Organization (WHO) said on Wednesday. In celebrating International Youth Day， education， even though more than half of the world's population is under 35 years old." "Finally。

youth organizations。

old and young， I say: Think big and be bold. We count on you for your creativity and your fresh ideas... Working together，" Tedros said. He further left three requests for them. First。

and most importantly， engage and empower young adults as partners in action. Our future is their future." "Second， from everywhere in the world。