1st International Conference: Education for a culture of peace

Sarajevo: 31.10. - 01. 11. 2002. Hotel Holiday Inn

• Self-education for a culture of peace
• Common ethnical and religious approach in education for tolerance
• What does BiH can do by fighting against every kind of violence and terrorism?
• Experiences from other countries with multicultural population

October, 31st:

08:00-09:00 - Registration and accreditation of participants

09:00 - Conference opening

Opening ceremony with greetings from domain and foreign countries

The conference was opened by:

Sabiha Hadzimuratovic, founder of "Sarajevo Tribune", actual Minister of Refugees, Health and Social Affairs in Canton Gorazde

1. Jakob Finci
2. Mate Zovkic
3. Patriarh Grigorije
4. Marko Orsolic

12:30 - 14:00: Lunch and coffee break

Speakers

• Youth Informative organization - Jan Kulenovic

Youth programs for peace in BiH:

• "Children to children" for peace - Maja Anzulovic
• "Peace and Tolerance" - Tanja Cengic
• "The Seed of Peace" - Mladen Jelicic-Troka
• Soros debate club BiH, "Obrazovanje gradi BiH" - Jovan Divjak Civitas

17:00 - 18:30 : Round table and discussions

19:30 Dinner and cultural program / Swedish table / cocktail, main hall Holiday Inn

1st November:

08:30- 09:00 : Coffee break

09:00 : Session opening

Speakers:

1. Reisu-l-Ulema Mustafa Ceric - BiH, The highest representative of Islamic Community in BiH
2. Dr. Sima Samar - Afghanistan, Human Rights representative
3. Dr. Hidajet Repovac - BiH, Professor of Sarajevo University
4. Johan Ganzevoort - France
5. Dr.Amal Dibo - Lebanon, AU Beirut, Lebanon
6. Dr. Ahlam Lamseffer - Morocco, Advisor of the Ministry of Education Morocco

13:00 - Lunch and coffe break

14:30 - 15:30 Round table and discussions

15:30 - 17:00 Panel discussions with participants:

1. Raula Mouwad-TV Lebanon
2. Narjis Rerhey TV Maroco
3. BiH journalists

17:00 Closing ceremony and impresions

17:30 - 18:00 Press conference and interviews

Organizer: Sarajevska Tribina In cooperation with Inter religious and Intercultural Centre - IMIC, Woman association "DRINA", "Children to children" for peace

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