"How can we build peace in an increasingly hostile world?" As conflicts escalate and wars erupt globally, the question of peace becomes more urgent. Peace, a fragile state, is under constant threat. The real challenge is: how do we preserve what’s left, and how do we create more? On October 10th, the Institute of International Affairs at the University of Iceland (IIA) will host a peace conference featuring a distinguished panel of experts. This conference will explore the roles that individuals at various levels play in the peacebuilding process. We encourage anyone who can to join this important conversation to do so. Register here: https://lnkd.in/dKb_iKYK If peace is a collective effort, then we each have a part to play. The future is in our hands and the world is ours to shape. #PeaceBuilding #ConflictResolution #SustainablePeace
The Imagine Forum will be held on October 10 in Iðnó Culture House. Save the date! The peace conference, hosted by Höfði Reykjavik Peace Centre, The City of Reykjavik, Háskóli Íslands and the Ministry for Foreign Affairs of Iceland, focuses on how we can build peace in an increasingly hostile world. The Forum will feature keynote addresses from distinguished experts and dynamic panel discussions with practitioners, researchers, and high-level officials working within their own countries and as international supporters of peace-making efforts. You can find more information about the programme and register on our website.
Worth attending, the forum should discuss more on the root causes of conflict, find possible solutions. Mathias
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1moPeace must begin with you,family, village, ward, district, province, regionally and internationally. Mathias Munsaka Conflict management, peace and resolution and transformation, Zimbabwe