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Niamey, Niger—The national and international delegates included current and former heads of state and government from 70 nations across Africa and around the world.
Niamey, Niger—The African Union’s 12th Extraordinary Summit launched the African Continental Free Trade Area.
Niamey, Niger—President Mahamadou Issoufou met with Dr. Thomas Walsh.
Niamey, Niger—Leaders of Niger’s government, including its prime minister, welcome the establishment of IAPP-Niger.
Niamey, Niger - In the conference hall of the Hotel Ténéré in Niamey, UPF-Niger held a conference on October 27 on the theme "Education for Peace."
Niamey, Niger- C’est dans la grande salle de conférence de l’hôtel Ténéré à Niamey au Niger que la Fédération pour la Paix Universelle du Niger s’est tenue le 27 octobre 2013 la conférence sur le thème : « l’éducation pour la Paix. »
Niamey, Niger - UPF-Niger organized a forum on May 15 in commemoration of the International Day of Families. There were presentations about the family by a Muslim, a Christian, a sociologist, and a UPF representative, followed by a debate and questions and answers.
Niamey, Niger - A UPF Crown of Peace award was presented to the head of the Economic, Social, and Cultural Council of Niger on December 14. The 85 members of the council promote dialogue, tolerance, and solidarity among the peoples of the nation<
Niamey, Niger - A Culture of Peace and Character Education were the themes of a UPF conference in the Oumarou Ganda Cultural Center in December 12.
Niamey, Niger - The president of the Niger chapter of the Universal Peace Federation, El Hadj Abdou Daouda, died in an accident on May 15, 2009. He was Minister of National Competitiveness and the Fight Against the High Cost of Living.
Niamey, Niger - Ambassadors for Peace attended a peace celebration at the Sofitel Gaweye Hotel.
We need to take into account the full dimension of human beings, particularly the religious dimension—which is not fully integrated into debates at the international institutions or at the national levels. Despite that, we can say there is hope, because in national conflicts, especially in Africa, the belligerents and peacemakers find it impossible to reach an acceptable solution without integrating the religious leaders and traditional leaders in the peace process.