UN Resolution 1325: Umbria Leads in Women’s Peace and Mediation Efforts
The recent event titled “Women and Conflict Mediation: Strengthening Peace from the Ground Up” took place in the Red Room of Palazzo dei Priori in Perugia. Organized by Fidem and the Network of Women in Mediation, the meeting underscored the importance of the UN Security Council Resolution 1325 agenda on Women, Peace, and Security.
Event Highlights
Multiple officials attended the gathering, representing various institutions. The event was supported by the Interministerial Committee for Human Rights, the Umbria Region, and the Municipality of Perugia. Key participants included:
- Giovanni Battista Iannuzzi – President of the Interministerial Committee for Human Rights
- Stefania Proietti – President of the Umbria Region
- Vittoria Ferdinandi – Mayor of Perugia and ANCI delegate for Peace
- Francesca Pasquino – Provincial Councillor for Equal Opportunities
- Valerio De Cesaris – Rector of the University for Foreigners of Perugia
- Massimiliano Marinelli – Rector of the University of Perugia
- Veneranda Nazzaro – President of ProRights
- Bertha Maria Abreu and Bahsan M. Jama – Mediators
New Collaborative Initiatives
The meeting opened doors for new collaboration strategies to further women’s roles in peacebuilding. One highlighted proposal was the establishment of a think tank focused on Women, Peace, and Security. Additionally, participants discussed creating a memorandum of understanding aimed at enhancing conflict mediation and empowering women.
This significant gathering reaffirms the commitment of various stakeholders to prioritize women’s involvement in peace processes. The support for such initiatives reflects a growing recognition of women’s vital contributions to achieving lasting peace.
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