Kimiyya ||Le Donne Attrici del Dialogo (EN)
Women Actress of Dialogue
The Joint Action “KĪMIYYA: Women Actress of Dialogue”, conceived and organized by the Fondazione Mediterraneo and 12 Anna Lindh Foundation National Networks adhere to it: Albania, Algeria, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Spain, France, Italy, Malta, Mauretania, Czech Republic, Lithuania, Slovenia and Tunisia.
The action aims to gather and deepen the work done so far by formulating concrete recommendations and operational guidelines
Women are the main “promoters” of connections between civil societies: by supporting their training, education and access to new tools and modern digital technologies, it will be possible to facilitate the intercultural dialogue in the Euro-Med region, reduce migration and address the causes of conflict.
The name KĪMIYYA has been chosen because in the ancient languages of Mediterranean culture (Aramaic, Arab, Greek and other languages), it means “to embrace”, “melt”, “put together”, “meet”, “share” and “mix”.
Naples
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10 January 2025
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Category: Kimiyya (EN)
During a ceremony held at the Naples headquarters of the United States of the World, Amina Bouayach, President of the "National Council for Human Rights" of the Kingdom of Morocco, signed the "Kimiyya Poster" underlining the importance of the autonomous section of the United States of the World for the fundamental rights of women.
The event was held in the presence of Secretary-General Prof. Michele Capasso and the President of the Council of Ambassadors Abdelhak Azzouzi.
On this occasion, Amina Bouayach recalled other leading women founders of "Kimiyya", such as Fatema Mernissi and Emma Bonino.
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Naples
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20 June 2024
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Elena Rossi, Martina Giacca, Volha Marosava, Anna Copertino and Francesca Pinzari signed the Kimiyya Manifesto on women's rights.
Welcomed by SG Michele Capasso and Pia Molinari, they expressed their satisfaction with this action of the United States of the World, which is indispensable for women's rights.
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Naples
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03 June 2024
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Dr. Yousra Bint Hussain Al-Jazairy, committed to defending the rights of women and, in particular, Palestinian women, signed the "Kimiyya" manifesto presented in 2017 by the United States of the World and signed to date by millions of men and women around the world committed to the Earth, to Peace and to the affirmation of the fundamental rights of the human person: in particular of Women, actresses of dialogue.
Welcomed by Secretary-General Prof. Michele Capasso and Dr. Pia Molinari, Dr. Yousra expressed her appreciation for her commitment to the defence of women's rights.
Present at the ceremony were her husband Salim M. AlMalik - Director General of ICESCO - and their daughter Lana AlMalik.
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Naples
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30 April 2024
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Students from the Liceo Classico Marco Terenzio Varrone in Rieti visit the Museum and sign the "Kimiyya" Manifesto for women's rights.
Welcomed by President Michele Capasso, they visited the main emotional paths, retracing the stages of the institution founded in 1987.
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Naples
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19 April 2024
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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.
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Naples
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27 February 2024
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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.
The document, signed by more than 140 million women around the world, was signed by leading women engaged in various sectors as proof of the indispensable role of women in safeguarding the Earth and building Peace.
Lucia Lo Palo - who has always been dedicated to protecting the Environment - is committed to this.
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Naples
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13 January 2024
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Professor Marina Melone, a renowned neurologist and scientist dedicated to the study of rare diseases, signed the "Kimiyya" poster for women's rights.
Welcomed by Secretary-General Michele Capasso and Pia Molinari, coordinator of the "Kimiyya" network, she also signed the poster on behalf of the "Women for Science" network.
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Rabat
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07 January 2024
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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.
At the start of the New Year, Prof. Abdelhak Azzouzi - SUM Ambassador - paid homage to the symbol of the United States of the World accompanied by the President of the Euro-Mediterranean University of Fez Prof. Bousmina and other authorities.
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Naples - Rome - Jerusalem - Gaza - Warsaw - Bueno Saires
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01 January 2024
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The "United States of the World" organised and participated in various cities on five continents in the "57th World Day of Peace", bringing the experience of 35 years of the "Peace is Action" programme.
On this occasion, Secretary-General Prof. Michele Capasso recalled the words of Pope Francis in his message entitled: Artificial Intelligence and Peace.
"Artificial intelligence," writes Pope Francis, "must be understood as a galaxy of different realities and we cannot assume a priori that its development will make a beneficial contribution to the future of humanity and to peace among peoples. Such a positive outcome will only be possible if we show ourselves capable of acting responsibly and respecting fundamental human values such as 'inclusion, transparency, security, fairness, confidentiality and accountability'.
The themes of peace and artificial intelligence were the focus of Secretary-General Michele Capasso's start-of-year message and Father Ibrahim Faltas' appeal from the Holy Land.
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