At the EUROMESCO network conference, Michele Capasso's book "La Grande Méditerranée"was presented. Prof. Bichara Khader recalled the thirty-year friendship with President Capasso, the enthusiasm with which he continues the action of the Fondazione Mediterraneo and the prophecy of the book with which he predicted the main events that have characterized the history of the Mediterranean over the last thirty years.
|
29 May 2017
Parent Category: Iniziative (EN) -
Category: Maison de la Paix (EN)
In recent weeks, the subject of Scampia Sails has strongly returned to the centre of the debate and of the interest of the citizens, also after the financing for the implementation of the RE-START Scampia project.
Overall strategies and visions for the recovery of the northern suburbs of Naples, in fact the geographical and potentially functional centre of the newly born Metropolitan city, require a comparison with models of social and cultural development that, cascade, can determine the strategies of transformation and recovery of the physical body of the city.
Also for these reasons, the Order of Architects Planners, Landscapes and Conservators of the Province of Naples decided to dedicate the conference to the theme "Periphery of Common Good" to the Museum of Peace - MAMT on the occasion of the ceremony for the proclamation of the Order's Senators.
On this occasion the President Michele Capasso - present, among others, the councillor to the municipality of Naples Carmine Piscopo and the president of the Municipality of Scampia Apostolos Palpais - proposed the Museum of Peace as a place of promotion of Scampia and the positive that exists in the neighborhood, as a symbol of the transformation in progress.
As every year, the international jury of the "Mare Nostrum Award" met in Naples: the prize established ten years ago by the Grimaldi Group. On this occasion President Capasso, a member of the jury, stressed the importance of the Prize to restore confidence in a region - the Mediterranean - victim of wars, migration and negligence of a policy that seems to have lost the sense of the common good.
President Michele Capasso, accompanied by Daniele Cocco, has retraced the history of the patron saint of Cagliari Sant' Efisio, which during the month of May is celebrated the 361st anniversary of a journey made up of faith, culture and traditions. An exciting moment in an architecture that encompasses various contaminations and, in a particular way, that of Piedmontese Baroque.