Ambassador, Emmett Imani
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Emmett Imani is Peace Ambassador and Deputy Director of the UNESCO Center for Peace, specialising in global governance, international security, and risk management. He is a descendant of the Afsharid dynasty and currently serves as custodian of the House of Afshar.
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