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From Beijing (CIECC), the Secretary General of the "United States of the World," Professor Michele Capasso, launched yet another heartfelt Appeal for World Peace, recalling the warning of Gustavo Adolfo Rol, who, as early as 1987, warned humanity of the risks of a process of self-destruction caused by wars, conflicts, and the destruction of creation.
The Appeal emphasizes that "Democracy is a high expression of legitimate power only if it respects ethical and moral rules. Otherwise - as is unfortunately happening in the United States of America led by President Trump - the risk is that it will transform into a 'tyranny of the majority' or a 'domination of economic and technological elites.'" 
"The great, irreplaceable value of democracy is the free choice to elect those who govern and replace them peacefully when their mandate expires. The danger," the text reads, "is the self-aggrandizement of Power that fuels a suicidal selfishness, contaminating all of humanity".

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A meeting was held in Rome, in the main hall of the Gregorian University, to celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of relations between the Kingdom of Morocco and the Holy See.
Guests of the Moroccan Ambassador to the Holy See, Rajae Naji El Mekkaoui, included Cardinal Pietro Parolin, Secretary of State of the Holy See, and André Azoulay, adviser to King Mohammed VI of Morocco, who had previously been received by Pope Leo XIV.
The Secretary-General of the United States of the World, Michele Capasso, recalled the long-standing relations between Morocco and the Holy See and the fraternal friendship with Cardinal Pietro Parolin and André Azoulay.
“On this occasion,” said Capasso, “I wish to highlight Morocco’s role in interreligious and intercultural dialogue and the great vision of King Hassan II in viewing religious differences as a resource rather than a threat”.

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As they do every year, the United States of the World and the Fondazione Mediterraneo celebrated "World Water Day" in various cities across the five continents.
In particular, at the organisation’s headquarters in Naples, Secretary-General Michele Capasso emphasised the urgent need to protect water resources, especially at this difficult time in human history, marked by wars, pandemics, social injustices and climate change.
The scientists present relaunched the “Appeal of the United States of the World” for universal cooperation capable of reducing the disasters caused by drought, using examples of good practice such as technologies for the desalination of seawater

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The “United States of the World” and the “Fondazione Mediterraneo” are supporting and taking part in “International Francophonie Day” in various cities across five continents.
In a message to the Secretary-General, Ms Louise Mushikiwabo, Secretary-General Michele Capasso emphasised the importance of the French language in the world, where it remains the fourth most spoken language, with over 400 million speakers.

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A delegation from the "United States of the World" and the "Fondazione Mediterraneo" is participating in the "International Conference on Art History, Memory, and Cultural Heritage (ICAHMCH)" is organised by IARF and is happening on 12th March 2026 in Lisbon, Portugal. This event is set to provide a platform for researchers, scientists, and students to share new analytical and simulation methods, and scientific models in their fields.
The Conference is a key tool for scholars, teachers, professionals and practitioners from around the world to come together and explore emerging research, technological developments and applied knowledge in the field of social sciences and humanities. 
This globally recognized conference promotes:

  • Rigorous academic dialogue and critical thinking.
  • Cross-disciplinary research and publication pathways.
  • Global collaboration among institutions and individuals.

“Today, it is important to explore new perspectives to address urgent global challenges and promote knowledge that influences real-world change,’ said Secretary-General Michele Capasso.

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