Peng Liyuan, the World Health Organization (WHO) Goodwill Ambassador for tuberculosis and HIV/AIDS, recently took center stage at the University of Science and Technology Beijing for a pivotal campaign event focused on preventing AIDS ahead of the 2024 World AIDS Day.
During the event, Peng presented a flag to a dedicated student representative of the AIDS prevention volunteer team, symbolizing recognition and encouragement for their ongoing efforts in promoting AIDS awareness.
The gathering highlighted the significant progress and achievements of China's national AIDS prevention initiatives, showcasing key successes from recent years. Attendees engaged in a variety of interactive activities, including classroom discussions, scene plays, and interviews, all designed to educate participants on effective AIDS prevention strategies and to illuminate the valuable contributions of university volunteer programs.
Emphasizing the critical role of the younger generation, Peng called on students to channel their energy and enthusiasm into the fight against AIDS. She stressed the importance of youth involvement in raising awareness and disseminating prevention knowledge across campus communities, underscoring that their active participation is essential for sustaining and advancing public health efforts.
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Peng Liyuan calls for continued youth engagement in AIDS prevention
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