Un Wa Lok

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President, Language Exchange and Culture Promotion Association

Macao, Special Administrative Region

Un Wa Lok is the President of the Language Exchange and Culture Promotion Association (LECPA), with a vision to build an inclusive society through the lens of culture and appreciation of cultural diversity. Through organizing events and cultural-awareness campaigns, Un Wa and her team work on cultural education, multicultural integration, enhancing intercultural competence, and the promotion of United Nations international days and languages. In addition, Un Wa works at Macau Productivity and Technology Transfer Center, assisting in SMEs' services and international affairs, and a member of the UNESCO SDG4 Youth and Student Network (2022-2023, 2024-2025). Un Wa is passionate about bridging communities and helping young people build world views.

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