29 March 2022
A total non-repayable contribution of 1.231 billion lire, paid out in annual instalments until 2042. This is provided for in the Pact for Naples, an agreement between the State and the City to cover the deficit and boost investment, signed today at the Maschio Angioino by Prime Minister Mario Draghi and the Mayor of Naples, Gaetano Manfredi. The disbursement of the quota, explains the City, will take place by 31 March each year. In the first five years (2022-2026), 486 million will be allocated, or 40% of the total contribution.
Long applause greeted the Prime Minister's arrival in the ancient Sala dei Baroni at the Maschio Angioino in Naples. The Prime Minister, accompanied by the President of the Campania Region, Vincenzo De Luca, the Neapolitan Mayor Gaetano Manfredi and the President of the City Council, Enza Amato, crossed the hall to take his place among the benches. All the city councillors were present, as well as civil and ecclesiastical authorities. The Prime Minister was also accompanied by the undersecretary to the Council Presidency Roberto Garofoli.
The Fondazione Mediterraneo with its institutional network is at the side of the City of Naples for this essential action to reaffirm the role of Naples as a capital city capable of Thinking European and Breathing Mediterranean.
28 March 2022
Welcomed by the director Pia Molinari, Sandro Gambino, Enzo and Andrea Liverino visited the Museum of Peace and expressed their appreciation for the unique place. On this occasion they recalled their long-standing friendship with President Michele Capasso.
Sandro Gambino is a founding member of the Academy of the Mediterranean and of the United States of the World and it was he who introduced Torre del Greco to the first President Shimon Peres during his rentrée in Marseilles.
Enzo Liverino recalled the creation of the Coral Museum in Torre del Greco by the architect Capasso, the unconditional affection and esteem of his father Basilio, the visit of Mrs. Mubarak, the project for Torre del Greco and much more…
28 March 2022
The Fondazione Mediterraneo convened the International Executive Committee in Naples to deliberate on the humanitarian mission to Odessa, coordinated by Senator Giuseppe Lumia, President of the "Voluntary work and human rights" Commission.
The choice is in line with the mission of the Foundation, which was set up after the fall of the Berlin Wall precisely to give "action" to peace with initiatives of solidarity to the countries that are victims of war, such as the former Yugoslavia.
During the presentation conference - in connection with the city of Odessa and the diplomatic counsellor Attilio Malliani - the current initiatives in favour of the city and the whole Ukraine were illustrated.
President Michele Capasso, Senator Giuseppe Lumia and the director of the Museum of Peace Pia Molinari illustrated the executive programme in detail.
Senator Lumia detailed the recent mission to Odessa, emphasising, among other things, how the Ukrainian people are today experiencing unspeakable suffering and how the war is quickly destroying the life of an entire community.
Death, hunger, humiliation, violence, denial of the most basic rights are peeping out of the daily lives of all generations of all social conditions, of a reality located just a stone's throw away from the heart of Europe.
"It is one of those damned wars - Lumia says - that marks a watershed between a before and an after. Will we be able to understand the inestimable value of Peace from this dramatic experience as well? Will we be able to guide a rethinking and a redesign of relations between peoples and of the institutional context, which is called to global governance? Nothing can be taken for granted. Awareness and planning must be cultivated and shared through the most direct participation possible in the tragedies and hopes of refugees and of those who have chosen to remain, or are forced to remain, in Ukrainian cities, many of which have been devastated by bombing.
For years, the Fondazione Mediterraneo has been investigating the difficulties of advancing a governance of globalisation that is appropriate to the new challenges of our times.
A globalisation that lacks a "relational" governance, capable of making cultural, religious, economic and political diversities a resource for dialogue and integration in line with the memory marked by wars and the hopes for fraternity rising from the most disparate corners of humanity.
The Fondazione Mediterraneo has therefore promoted the project idea of a growth path starting from the United States of Europe, the United States of Africa, the United States of Latin America, the United States of South-East Asia and so on towards the goal of the United States of the World. It is an idea-project cultivated through a thousand experiences and meetings, even at the highest level, in the wonderful headquarters of the Foundation in Naples".
Attilio Malliani, Diplomatic Counsellor in Odessa, in his speech outlined the seriousness of the situation and thanked the Foundation for its contribution and recognition of the city and the entire country.
28 March 2022
Here are the events of the week 28 March - 03 April 2022.
- 4th Floor - VESUVIO ROOM - Monday 28 March 2022 h. 10-18
MEETING OF THE INTERNATIONAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE - 2nd Floor - SYRIA ROOM - Monday 28 March 2022 h.15 -20 MEETING OF THE INTERNATIONAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
- Ground floor - LIBRARY PEACE - Monday 28 March 2022 h. 10-18
WELCOME PARTICIPANTS "PEACE IN UKRAINE" CARAVAN - 5th floor - PALESTINE ROOM - Tuesday, March 29, 2022 h. 10-18
CONNECTION WITH THE HALL OF BARONS FOR THE SIGNING OF THE "PACT FOR NAPLES". - 5th Floor - PALESTINE ROOM - Wednesday 30th March 2022 h. 10-18
International Conference: COVID 19 AND UKRAINE: TWO WAR AGAINST HUMANITY". - 4th Floor - VESUVIUS ROOM - Thursday 31 March 2022 h. 10-16
EUROMESCO EVENT - 4th Floor - VESUVIUS ROOM - Friday 1st April 2022 h. 10-16
EUROMESCO EVENT - 5th Floor - PALESTINE ROOM - Saturday 02 April 2022 h. 10-18
CONNECTIONS WITH ODESSA AND OTHER UKRAINIAN CITIES - 5th Floor - DON BOSCO CHAPEL - Sunday 03 April 2022 h. 11
HOLY MASS AND MOMENTS OF PRAYER FOR UKRAINE
25 March 2022
The participants of the AFI - ESCA meeting visited the Museum of Peace and expressed their appreciation for a unique place.
24 March 2022
Students and teachers from the "Felice Arderisio" Institute of Stigliano (Matera) visited the Museum of Peace - MAMT expressing their appreciation for a place defined as "unique and extraordinary".
24 March 2022
Participants in an Esprinet meeting visited the Museum of Peace - MAMT and expressed their appreciation for the site.
23 March 2022
There was a great influx of visitors, links and contacts on the multimedia platform of the Museum of Peace - MAMT for the centenary of Ugo Tognazzi's birth. President Michele Capasso, with various schools, recalled the figure of the great actor, protagonist of 20th century Italian cinematography.
The Museum's big video walls showed the most important films in which the actor played a leading role.
22 March 2022
The Mediterranean Foundation participated in the "Spring for Peace" march held in San Sebastiano al Vesuvio as a sign of solidarity and closeness to the peoples at war, but also as a form of repudiation of all forms of violence and oppression.
On this occasion, President Capasso affirmed: we have an educational obligation towards children and young people to counter the horrors we are witnessing against the Ukrainian people.
22 March 2022
On Tuesday 22 March 2022, at 4.30 p.m., at the premises of the Fondazione Mediterraneo and the Museo della Pace - MAMT, the International Conference "The World Water Day" was held on the occasion of the World Water Day.
On this occasion, the Foundation's report "Water and Climate Change" was presented, which aims to inform policy makers on how to improve the management of water resources and access to water and sanitation services, in order to overcome poverty and address social and economic inequalities.
World Water Day is celebrated on 22 March each year to remind United Nations Member States to strengthen their commitment to implement the recommendations established by the UN General Assembly and to promote concrete activities in their countries to safeguard water resources.
On the occasion of its thirtieth anniversary, the Fondazione Mediterraneo, which has always been a supporter of the United Nations water programmes, organized this Conference - in collaboration with UNESCO and the "Anna Lindh Federation Italy" - on the occasion of the World Water Day.
On this occasion, President Michele Capasso presented the "Appeal for Water" and the "Appeal for Peace in Ukraine".