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Lebanon Debate
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The article quotes the Secretary-General of the National Committee for UNESCO in Iran, who confirmed that the effects of unilateral coercive measures and military attacks extend beyond immediate damages to impact development pathways and human capital. He explained that these policies negatively affect countries’ ability to improve education, health, and economic opportunities, thereby threatening the future of human development and creating obstacles to the progress of affected nations. The outcomes include a deterioration of development indicators and a decline in investment capabilities in human capital, which hinder sustainable economic growth.
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