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The activities, she pointed out, comprise of a Forum on “Réflexion sur le rôle des parents au 21ème siècle” at the Cyber Tower 1, Ebene on 15 May 2019 and the launching of a campaign against drug abuse through the cinema mobile “Paran pas bese les bras – devan la drog” by Komiko, in four regions namely, Mahebourg, Black River, Camp Levieux and Flacq.
Leisure activities in places of attractions at rebated prices during the weekends of 18/19 May 2019 and 25/26 May 2019 and a Recreational Family Day at the Boulodrome of Plaisance, Rose Hill on 16 June 2019 will also be held, she added.
The objective of these activities, she said, is to sensitise the public on the significance of families as elemental units of humanity which in turn contribute to strengthening the foundation of a prosperous and sustainable society.
She underlined that the theme chosen for the celebration of the International Day of families 2019 “Enn Fami ini – Enn Pei ini” is in line with Government’s engagement to encouraging unity among the population for the enhancement of social harmony and peace.
Vice-Prime Minister Jeewa-Daureeawoo also dwelt on the roles of both men and women to inculcate in their children a sense of discipline, responsibility, determination, hardwork, sacrifice and most importantly, a spirit of entrepreneuriat. She outlined several governmental initiatives namely the National Minimum Wage; free tertiary education and provision of Subsistence allowance amongst others, in order to ensure that vulnerable families reap the benefits and enjoy an improved quality of life.
International Day of Families 2019
The theme chosen by the United Nations is – “Families and Climate Action: Focus on SDG13”. It will explore the role of families and family policies in combating climate change and its impacts for a sustainable society and also reflect on the importance the international community attaches to families and their role in development.
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