The second edition of the World March for Peace and Nonviolence will begin the 2 of October of this year.
As in the first edition, the March will pass through the Adriatic Alpe region and the 26 will arrive in Trieste on February 2020.
It will begin the international campaign for a Gulf of Peace and free of nuclear weapons, within the framework of initiatives to create a Nuclear Weapons Free Zone in the Mediterranean, also carried out by the United Nations and the Council of Europe .
The Municipality of Piran has joined the campaign for a Gulf of Peace and supports the 2 World March in Slovenia.
Together with the “Sergej Mašera” Sea Museum, the Danilo Dolci Peace and Coexistence Committee of Trieste and the World Without Wars Association, an awareness-raising afternoon has been organized.
From the 16: 00 hours of Friday 30 of August in the Palazzo del Comune de Piran, in the Piazza Tartini 2, with the Authorities and responsible for associations of Italy, Slovenia and Croatia.
Press conference at 17.00 for the presentation of the section that will cover the western Mediterranean
The meeting with the local authorities and associations will give way to an international press conference at 17.00 for the presentation of the World March section that will cover the western Mediterranean; initiative conceived and born in Piran.
While at 19.00:2017 p.m. you can attend the Mediadom Pyrhani Center to watch the documentary “The beginning of the end of nuclear weapons”, produced by the Pressenza agency on the second anniversary of the UN Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons ( ICAN campaign, Nobel Peace Prize XNUMX).
Here is the trailer for the film “The Beginning of the End of Nuclear Weapons” which recently won the prestigious Accolade Award.
Trieste and Koper-Capodistria are members of the Mayors for Peace association presided over by the martyr city of Hiroshima, with all the local authorities of the former province of Trieste, as well as Izola-Isola and Piran-Pirano in Slovenia and the Istria region , Rovinj-Rovigno, Opatija-Abbazia and Rijeka-Fiume in neighboring Croatia.
The IAEA School of Nuclear Prevention (International Atomic Energy Agency) in Miramare
The existence of the IAEA School of Nuclear Prevention (International Atomic Energy Agency) in Miramare, together with the presence of three countries in the same Gulf, can determine the synergies necessary to initiate nuclear disarmament of military transit ports, in Koper-Capodistria and Trieste, based on the new Treaty for the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) recently approved by the United Nations and already ratified, for example, by the governments of Austria and San Marino.
In the following video, you can see the report made by TV Koper-Capodistria in the Community of Italians “Santorio Santorio”, on the occasion of the visit of the spokesperson of the 2nd World March for Peace and Non-Violence, Rafael De The Blonde (in Italian).
For more information about the project, visit www.theworldmarch.org.
On behalf of the “Danilo Dolci” Peace and Coexistence Committee and World without Wars and Violence – Trieste, Alessandro Capuzzo
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