Peace is our future

“Building Peace” (5:30 p.m. – 7 p.m.)

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Animated conversion by Gérard Grizbec

French radio and television journalist and writer Gérard Grizbec was head of the foreign policy department of France 2 and author of several works on geopolitics. He has produced numerous reports in the Arab world and has also been a correspondent in Italy and the Vatican, then in Africa. A former student of the University of Aix-Marseille, he began his career as a history professor.

Three guests for a dialogue with the young people who participated in MED25

Katia Mrowiec – Allmep (Alliance for Peace in the Middle East)

Katia Mrowiec is a member of the Allmep board. She is the founder of the Kaleidoscope Foundation, which works for diversity, inclusion, and social cohesion. Allmep is a coalition of more than 170 organizations (Palestinian and Israeli NGOs), accompanied by local participants, whose objective is to promote cooperation, justice, equality, mutual understanding and peace in the region.

Marion Frelat – General Director of Coexister France since September 2024

Coexister is a popular education movement that offers young people aged 15 to 35 a positive experience of interfaith diversity. Each year, young people get involved in creating and leading events for encounters, dialogue, solidarity, and awareness-raising, open to all.

Bérengère Savelieff –  Head of Peace Training Education at Pax Christi

Bérengère Savelieff is responsible for peace education for the Pax Christi France association, an international Catholic movement for peace, andCommitted to non-violence, reconciliation, and social justice. She also serves as a delegate to UNESCO. She began her career as a social mediator in Paris, working primarily with Chechen refugees.

Alain CHOURAQUI – The Camp of a Thousand

 Alain Chouraqui is a research director emeritus at the CNRS and founding president of the Fondation du Camp des Milles – Mémoire et Éducation. He led the creation of the Camp des Milles memorial site, an internment and deportation camp that is still intact and has become a place of remembrance and civic education. He is also the scientific director of the UNESCO Chair in “Education for Citizenship, Human Sciences and the Convergence of Memories.”

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