K-pop group Seventeen named UNESCO Youth Envoys, donates $1 million for youth dreams

K-pop group Seventeen has made a splash by being appointed as UNESCO Youth Envoys, a first for a K-pop artist.
The group attended the official ceremony at UNESCO's headquarters in Paris, France, where they committed to supporting and encouraging the dreams of young people around the world.
Seventeen's members, including leader S.Coups, were spotted at the airport departing for Paris, where they were greeted by enthusiastic fans.
Each member showcased their unique style, with S.Coups sporting a hip look, Wonwoo exuding warmth, and Hoshi shining like chrome.
Upon arriving in Paris, Seventeen took their first steps as UNESCO Youth Envoys at the ceremony held at UNESCO's headquarters.
They delivered a powerful message, stating, "The dreams of all young people are Seventeen's dreams," and pledged their unwavering support for young people worldwide.
Joshua led the group's speech at the ceremony, conveying Seventeen's heartfelt commitment.
Following the ceremony, Seventeen ignited the atmosphere at UNESCO's headquarters in Paris, attracting the attention of global media.
Fans gathered to catch a glimpse of the group, and Seventeen reciprocated with warm greetings, expressing their gratitude to their supporters.
Seventeen's appointment as UNESCO Youth Envoys marks a significant step forward for the group as K-pop artists and serves as a beacon of hope and inspiration for young people worldwide.
With their unwavering dedication to supporting young people's dreams, Seventeen is poised to continue shining brightly on the global stage.