Students from the Liceo Classico Marco Terenzio Varrone in Rieti visit the Museum and sign the "Kimiyya" Manifesto for women's rights.
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19 April 2024
Parent Category: Iniziative (EN) -
Category: Kimiyya (EN)
Michèle Rubirola - the first female mayor of the City of Marseille elected on 4 July 2020, of Neapolitan origin - signed the "Kimiyya Manifesto" for women's rights.
The "Kimiyya" network was proposed in Marseille on 6 July 2000 during the "Assises de la Méditerranée".
Accompanied by Karim Hammoumraoui, Director of External Relations of the City of Marseille, she was welcomed by Secretary-General Michele Capasso.
At the end of the meeting, it was planned to continue the concrete collaboration with a series of initiatives involving the "Kimiyya" network for the defence of women against feminicides, gender violence and the distorted use of artificial intelligence.
During a visit to the United States of the World headquarters in Naples, Lucia Lo Palo - president of ARPA LOMBARDIA, an agency that protects the environment - signed the "Kimiyya" poster for women's rights.
Professor Marina Melone, a renowned neurologist and scientist dedicated to the study of rare diseases, signed the "Kimiyya" poster for women's rights.
Since its inauguration in October 2010 in the presence of the Presidents of the Parliaments of the world's major countries, the "Totem for Peace" by sculptor Mario Molinari has been welcoming visitors to the House of Representatives of the Kingdom of Morocco.