Totem for Peace

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The "Totem of Peace", the work of the Turin sculptor Mario Molinari, is the symbol of the "United States of the World" and represents the Peace: it was chosen in 1997 by 3,000 representatives of 181 countries and since then the "United States of the World" with the "Fondazione Mediterraneo" are spreading this universal symbol by setting up the network of "Cities for Peace".
The sculptor Mario Molinari was an artist of clear fame, sensitive to the themes of peace and dialogue between cultures, as evidenced by his numerous works and his life.
The cultural project of the "Totem of Peace" is carried out in the world by Michele Capasso: dedicated, since 1987, to the construction of dialogue as a tool for the mediation of conflicts, he combines his international experience of social and intercultural planning and planning with the professional one of architect and engineer.
Many countries have created the monumental work symbolising peace and coexistence between different peoples. Among the main ones are:

   

The sail that symbolizes the journey, the sea. This “Mare Nostrum” of ​​Ours which was the cradle of civilization, the scene of clashes and battles between the people who inhabited it but also and above all of the exchange of goods and knowledge. A sea celebrated in myth where Ulysses got lost, continuing to wander in his desperate search for his way back. The sail that turns red, at dawn and dusk, at departure and return in the immutable rhythm of the Universe .

(M. MOLINARI)

Under-secretary of State Stefania Craxi and the President of Fondazione Mediterraneo Michele Capasso assigned the title of “Peace-builder” to H.B. Mons. Fouad Twal, for his contribution to the realization of the Totem for Peace, by the Italian sculptor Mario Molinari, in the Holy Land.

The award wes delivered by Gruppo Fiengo, the company that will provide the 40 tons of molten rock to realize the Totem in Jerusalem.

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The Ambassadors in Italy of Morocco, Hassan Abouyub, Egypt, Mohamed Ashraf Gaml Eldin Rashed, Jordan, S.A.R. Wijdan Al-Hashemi, Malta, Walter Balzan, Austria, Christian Berlakovits and from the Sultanato of Oman, Said Nasser Al-Harty payed homage to the original work Totem for Peace by the Italian sculptor Mario Molinari, which has been inaugurated at the Farnesina by H.B. Mons. Fouad Twal, Latin Patriarca of Jerusalem.

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On the occasion of the ianuguration at the Farnesina of the original work Totem for Peace, by sculptor Molinari, Mayors from the cities where the Totem has already been realized symbolically hand on the baton to the Ambassadors from Arab Countries (Egypt, Jordan, Malta, Morocco, Oman) where the work will be realized next months.

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Fondazione Mediterraneo assigned the title of “Peace-builder”, signed by the Under-secretary of State Stefania Craxi, the President of Fondazione Mediterraneo Michele Capasso and H.B. Mons. Fouad Twal, to the memory of the Italian soldiers fallen in Afghanistan who sacrificed their live sto defend democracy and human rights.

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Farnesina becomes the symbol of Peace by the solemn ceremony of the inauguration of the Totem for Peace, original work by Molinari. The monument was devoted to the Italian soldiers fallen for Peace and was blessed by H.B. Mons. Fouad Twal, the Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem.

The ceremony was attended by: Ambassadors from Euro-Mediterranean Countries; Bishops and Archbishops from different Countries of the World; the Mayors from the "Cities for Peace" and from the Farnesina the Under-secretary of State Stefania Craxi, the General Manager Giovan Battista Verderame, the Permanent Under-secretary Sandro De Bernardin, the Vice Permanent Under-secretary Vincenza Lo Monaco and Mario Sammartino and others officers.

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