THE MAGAZINE OF THE DAUGHTERS OF MARY HELP OF CHRISTIANS PUBLISHES THE “EARTH AND PEACE” DOSSIER ON THE UNITED STATES OF THE WORLD
30 July 2024
The DMA magazine of the Daughters of Mary Help of Christians - Salesian Sisters of Don Bosco - has published in several languages the ‘dossier’ entitled ‘Earth and Peace’, written by the Secretary General Michele Capasso and concerning the United States of the World, which has members of the Salesian Family among its first founders.
29 July 2024
A delegation from the "United States of the World" and the "Fondazione Mediterraneo" participates in the event that aims to bring together all stakeholders in the discipline of food safety and regulatory measures to promote genuine and accelerated progress in scientific research.
At the conference, participants, keynote speakers, volunteers and others had access to the best resources, infrastructure and opportunities to help them achieve their professional goals, no matter how different and varied they may be from one continent to another.
"The goal of the United States of the World, which coincides with that of the Conference - said Secretary-General Michele Capasso - is to address the global challenges that hinder the promotion of food safety and regulatory measures with modern and viable solutions".
26 July 2024
A delegation from the "United States of the World" and the "Fondazione Mediterraneo" attended the opening ceremony of the 33rd Olympic Games in Paris, which began in pouring rain.
For the first time since the Games have existed, the opening took place outside the stadium.
The show lasted four hours, Paris was celebrating on the Seine: the video-report of the opening ceremony included spectacular choreography, great artists - Lady Gaga, Céline Dion - athletes waving flags on the boats whizzing along the Seine, the great protagonist.
There was controversy over a moment in the ceremony where it seemed that the Catholic Church was being offended: Thomas Jolly, the creator of the opening ceremony, wanted to respond to the controversy stirred up by Catholic bishops: "The Last Supper was not my inspiration, I think it was quite clear that it was about Dionysus arriving at the table: he is the god of the feast, of wine and father of Sequana, the goddess linked to the river".
Anne Descamps, Paris 2024 Communications Director, clarified that "obviously, our intention was not to disrespect a religious group, whatever it may be". She added: "On the contrary, our intention was to show tolerance and communion. If anyone was offended, we apologise".
"Italy is the protagonist of these Games, thanks to the prestige of President Mattarella and the passion of our dear friend Giovanni Malagò, President of CONI", said the Secretary-General of the “United States of the World” Michele Capasso.
The President of the Republic, Sergio Mattarella, in Paris on the occasion of the opening of the ‘2024 Olympic Games’, upon his arrival reaches the Olympic Village to meet the athletes of the Italy Team, welcomed by CONI President Giovanni Malagò and Secretary General and Head of Mission Carlo Mornati. He then had a very simple lunch in the canteen of the Olympic Village together with the athletes. The Head of State visited the Casa Italia in Le Pré Catelan, where he met the CONI executives and visited the works of art of ‘Casa Italia’ and the installation of Milan-Cortina 2026. In the evening, the Head of State attends the official opening ceremony of the 33rd Olympic Games Paris 2024 on the banks of the Seine.
10 July 2024
Roberto Berruti, a Salesian priest working in the field of social hardship, visited the United States of the World and the Museum of Peace with some guests of the W Maria Oratory he founded.
He agreed with SG Michele Capasso on the need to raise consciences at a difficult time when the human race risks extinction. In the Don Bosco Chapel, he expounded on his thoughts on the "YES" of the world.
03 July 2024
A delegation of the Administrative Court of Campania, led by President Vincenzo Salomone, visited the United States of the World and the Museum of Peace.
Welcomed by SG Michele Capasso, the guests were able to visit the main emotional paths, expressing appreciation for the institutional and museum function.
03 July 2024
This year, the annual event entitled "SOUND LIGHT & FICTION: The Senses in Medicine" celebrated its fourth edition, keeping faith with its special multidisciplinary approach. The focus of the conference was the ‘Update Course in Endocrinological and Gynaecological Andrology’, held on 2 and 3 July 2024 at the University of Naples ‘Parthenope’, in the splendid setting of Villa Doria D'Angri at Posillipo.
Scientific leaders Carlo Alviggi, Fabio Perricone and Rosario Pivonello addressed the topics of prevention and treatment of reproductive, sexual, endocrine and neuroendocrine pathologies, with a focus on pregnancy and a focus on nutraceuticals. The course is part of Continuing Education (CME) and was aimed at gynaecologists, andrologists, urologists and specialists in related disciplines.
The event concluded with the awarding of the ‘Mediterranean Prize for Research and Science’ to Carlo Foresta, andrologist, endocrinologist and infertility researcher, former professor of endocrinology at the School of Medicine of Padua and member of the Consiglio Superiore della Sanità. The award was presented by Michele Capasso, Secretary-General of the United States of the World. This award is given to political, cultural and artistic personalities who have contributed to reducing tensions and enhancing cultural differences and shared values.
03 July 2024
Professor Carlo Foresta received the "Mediterranean Award for Science and Research 2024".
The ceremony took place at the Parthenope University in Naples in the presence of doctors, experts and political and institutional authorities.
Secretary-General Michele Capasso emphasised Prof. Foresta's profound humanity and expertise, especially in protecting against pollution that causes serious pathologies.
The award was presented as part of the event organised by Dr Fabio Perricone.
24 June 2024
The award ceremony for the winners of the XVI Edition of the Mare Nostrum Awards International Journalism Prize, organised by Grimaldi Magazine Mare Nostrum and sponsored by the National Order of Journalists and the United States of the World, was held yesterday evening at the Grand Hotel Vesuvio in Naples.
The ceremony was attended by representatives of the institutional, academic, information and shipping worlds.
The international jury of the Prize, chaired by journalist Bruno Vespa and composed of important personalities from the world of culture and journalism - including the Secretary General of the United States of the World Michele Capasso - decreed the following winners:
- Diego Casali for the article "Motorways of the sea to the digitalisation test" published in QN - Quotidiano Nazionale - Speciale Mobilità
- Meriem Khdimallah for the article "Femmes marins: Prévenir et combattre la violence et le harcèlement dans le secteur maritime", published in La Presse de Tunisie
- Federico Fubini for the article 'In the Suez funnel, Houthi-West 1 to 0. The Costs for the Mediterranean", published in L'Economia - Corriere della Sera
- The MBC - Servicios Audiovisuales editorial staff of the Spanish TV programme "Curiosity" for the episode "La Naturaleza se abre paso", broadcast on the national network RTVE
- Fausto Biloslavo for the multimedia reportage in the Red Sea for freedom of navigation from Mare Nostrum published in Il Giornale and Panorama.
The "Cavaliere del Lavoro Guido Grimaldi" special prize, established by the Grimaldi family in memory of the founder of the Grimaldi Group, was awarded to journalist Roberto D'Antonio.
Secretary-General Michele Capasso, in presenting the award to Fausto Biloslavo, said he was moved by his familiarity with the war journalist since his time in the former Yugoslavia.
20 June 2024
Their names are Nazifa Mersa Hussein, Yuliya Hramika and Halyna Khrystiushina, they all share the same dream of peace.
From Afghanistan to Ukraine to Belarus, their testimonies bring women a message of hope and an invitation to welcome.
With the same invitation, the presentation of the latest book "Lucciole d'Inverno" by Elena Rossi (Armando Curcio Editore) opened at the Museum of Peace, where the protagonists are women and their ability to generate a chain of solidarity.
"We welcome literature, poetry, art, the sense of beauty and the practical sense of the female universe to counter the noise and darkness of contemporary history," said musician Eugenio Bennato, opening the meeting moderated by Michele Capasso, President of the Fondazione Mediterraneo, which hosted the voices and stories of the refugees of the "Women for Peace" Association, coordinated by President Volha Marozava and the Publisher and Ceo of RID 96.8 FM (Radio Incontro Donna) Michelle Marie Castielllo. "Women today are the main actors in saving the earth and curing peace," stressed President Capasso. "It is a deep joy to be welcomed in this prestigious venue on the occasion of World Refugee Day, which invites us to a collective reflection on those who, because of wars, have extinguished and continue to extinguish lives and dreams," said Elena Rossi. "Women united by their strength can contribute to bringing peace to the world. It is precisely on this, on women's unity, that the daily work and commitment of our radio station, RID 96.8 FM, is based. And this is the message we want to share on this Day where our thoughts go out to the people suffering from wars around the world," added Michelle Marie Castiello.
"Refugee denotes a state of fragility where you are not at fault, you have no power to change anything in your country of origin, you are forced to flee and abandon it. By starting from scratch you learn to walk like a child in your new environment. We at DFP stand by these people to give them the opportunity of a new life," said Volha Marozava). Screened was the video 'Mother Earth', edited by Vittorio Pavoncello from the poem of the same name by Rossi dedicated to the open drama of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict. The text, already winner of the Capitolino d'Oro Prize for Poetry in 2023, tells of the young refugees of Donne for Peace who became the first actresses of the '"Theater4Inclusion" company.
20 June 2024
Women writers, artists and journalists belonging to the "Kimiyya" network gathered around the Molinari Totem for Peace, symbol of the United States of the World.