Oujda, Morocco - “The New Youth Generation Leaders of Change” (NYGLC) will organize, for the first time, an international conference about peace, tolerance and equality in what has come to be known as “Open for Peace.”
The upcoming event will officially be held on December 15, 2013, in Oujda City, Morocco, at the "Centre for Human & Social Studies and Researches" (CERHSO).
At this event, the NYGLC will shed new light on the persistent instability the world has been witnessing, emphasizing that the miserable conditions suffered by too many individuals throughout the world can cause unrest and jeopardize the safety and stability of their neighbors. Leaders of change have a strong desire to bring this suffering to an immediate end, and ease the challenging conditions that many people in many countries are facing more and more often.
"Open for Peace" is an international social event that digs beneath the surface of persistent obstacles and misrepresentations of peace. For example, in order to combat racial discrimination, “Open for Peace” seeks to increase mutual understanding and reduce the misconceptions that have contributed to this problem. With participants of many nationalities, leaders of change from today’s generation will work for progress on these old misconceptions that surround racism as well as tackling gender equality and other barriers to peace.
The goal of this event is not only to accelerate our progress with regard to mutual understanding, but also to raise awareness of the most basic requirements every single child and, indeed, every human being needs for a peaceful and promising life.
In order to make this event a source of stability, consolidation and peace, the NYGLC have established this slogan: “Open for peace, together at one pace”. From the group’s perspective, a focus on being "Open for Peace" will play an irreplaceable role in bridging the gulf between peoples of various classes and ethnicities all over the world.
The event will host a number of distinguished guests from around the world, including Spain, Italy, Algeria, Pakistan, Oman, Palestine, Yemen, the United States of America, Mauritania, Germany and many more. People of various nationalities will share their cultural heritage and diversity of lineage in a spirit of friendliness and fellowship, promoting peace, tolerance and equity.
Due to its humanitarian goals, the event is anticipated to bring together about 800 attendees who will be encouraged to forge close bonds through face-to-face contacts. The event will feature a variety of presentations on the subject of peace and will offer interludes of poetry, music and other art, question-and-answer sessions as well as additional activities and refreshments. The event will begin at 13:30 and end at 20:00.
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