Sanofi Foundation shared on LinkedIn:
“The future of children and youth belongs at the top of the global agenda. That was the message we took to Paris for the Paris Peace Forum.
Sanofi Foundation was on the ground this week at the Forum’s Child Summit, the first international summit of its kind in 36 years, joining governments, businesses, philanthropies and multilateral leaders to move children’s wellbeing from conversation to commitment.
At the Forum, Chairman Frédéric Oudéa took the stage to launch the Action Hub for Children, highlighting the critical role philanthropy can play in bringing partners together around solutions that improve children’s wellbeing. By connecting governments, philanthropies and civil society, the Hub aims to strengthen collaboration and help proven solutions reach more children and communities.
Our leadership team carried these efforts across a range of events. Sanofi Foundation General Delegate, Sandrine Bouttier-Stref, joined The Next Generation of Child Health roundtable, highlighting the importance of putting communities at the heart of the solutions designed to support them. Central to this is ensuring young people are not only beneficiaries, but active changemakers, with a voice in shaping solutions that respond to their needs. Frédéric also joined global leaders to discuss how to reach every child through the Children First Declaration.
Investing in children is not charity, it is strategy and one Sanofi Foundation is proud to champion. We look forward to working with Action Hub partners as this work moves beyond November.”
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