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South Caucasus Peace Initiative
The situation in the South Caucasus, especially after the war between Russia and Georgia in 2008, threatens international security and causes suffering. UPF's South Caucasus Peace Initiative addresses ideological, interreligious and humanitarian challenges in Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia. Scroll down for reports.
Goals: Build understanding among the diverse groups in the region, promote collaboration among governmental and non-governmental (including faith-based) organizations and the private sector
Methods: Consultations, people-to-people diplomacy through service, sports, and cultural exchanges
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South Caucasus Peace Initiative
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Peace Tour in Armenia Focuses on South Caucasus
- Saturday, April 25, 2009
Yerevan, Armenia - The Armenian event of the Global Peace Tour highlighted UPF's South Caucasus Peace Initiative and the philosophy and values of UPF.
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South Caucasus Peace Initiative
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Promoting People-to-People Diplomacy in the South Caucasus
- Friday, January 23, 2009
Moscow, Russia - A January 23 conference addressed human security issues in the South Caucasus conflict zones and recommended people-to-people diplomacy as a way to resolve long-standing conflicts related to Georgia, Armenia, and Azerbaijan.
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South Caucasus Peace Initiative
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South Caucasus Peace Tour
- Tuesday, December 16, 2008
UPF's South Caucasus Peace Tour in December included a variety of events and conferences in Azerbaijan, Armenia, and Georgia that addressed various ideological and interreligious conflicts in the region.
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South Caucasus Peace Initiative
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Festival Bridges Differences among Neighboring Peoples in the Caucasus
- Sunday, December 7, 2008
Tbilisi, Georgia - The Georgia Peace Festival on December 7 provided opportunities for neighboring peoples in the Caucasus Mountains south of Russian to learn about their diverse people and cultures.
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South Caucasus Peace Appeal
- Wednesday, September 10, 2008
The Eurasian Peace Council of the Universal Peace Federation calls upon the sides of the conflict involving Georgia, Abkhazia, South Ossetia, and Russia, to comply with the commitments outlined in the “Dmitry Medvedev – Nicolas Sarkozy peace plan” and agreed with the leadership of Georgia.
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South Caucasus Peace Initiative
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UPF South Caucasus Peace Initiative Launched
- Tuesday, April 1, 2008
UPF-Eurasia launched the South Caucasus Peace Initiative in 2008 to promote dialogue and communication, engage in people-to-people diplomacy, promote interreligious cooperation and provide humanitarian assistance in the South Caucasus and adjacent areas.
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