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International Day of Peace Maintain world Peace and Stability
International Day of Peace
Maintain world Peace and Stability
By: prof. Helmi El Hadidi
Today the world observing the 41th anniversary of the international day of Peace, a day originally established by the United nations General assembly.
We live in a world where our greatest challenges are shared, and global challenges require global solutions. That is what makes multilateral institutions, and the nongovernmental organization such as AAPSO and CAPAD so valuable .
International Meeting, 2015 World Conference Against A and H Bombs
Thank you for your participation and support for 2015 World Conference against A and H Bombs
Dear friends,
With the theme: "A Nuclear Weapon-Free, Peaceful and Just World - Let Us Make the 70th Year of the A-bombing a Decisive Turn to a World without Nuclear Weapons," the 2015 World Conference against Atomic and Hydrogen Bombs was held from August 2 to 9 in Hiroshima and Nagasaki. It ended with great success by the participation of a total of 11,750 people: 250 in the International Meeting (Aug. 2-4, Hiroshima), 5,500 in Hiroshima Conference (Aug. 4-6), and 6,000 in Nagasaki Conference (Aug. 7-9), including 147 overseas delegates/guests from 21 countries.
Kathmandu Declaration 2015
International Conference Organized by AAPSO Nepal
on
Vision of Bandung after 60 Years: Facing New Challenges
Kathmandu, Nepal
April 18-20, 2015
Kathmandu Declaration 2015
The delegates and observers participating in the international conference organized by AAPSO, Nepal in Kathmandu on 18-19 April, 2015, to mark the 60th anniversary of Bandung conference with the theme "Vision of Bandung After 60 years: Facing New Challenges" pledge to carry forward the Bandung spirit against imperialism, colonialism, neocolonialism, racial discrimination, and economic expansionism to build the Afro-Asian region as a region of peace, stability, democracy, human rights, security, justice, equality, development and to get rid of war and military bases, occupation, terrorism, religious fundamentalism and weapons of mass destruction of all kinds.
Speech Of Dr.Helmi Al-Hadidi, President Of AAPSO At The International Conference On The 60th Anniversary Of Bandung
Speech of Dr.Helmi Al-Hadidi, President of AAPSO at the International Conference on the 60th Anniversary of Bandung—"The Vision of Bandung"to be held in Khatmandu, the capital of Nepal.
Friends,
It is a great pleasure for me to be in this "Himalayan City"of Khatmandu, the capital of the newest "Republic of Nepal."This is my first visit to Nepal and I am enamoured by its natural scenic beauty of the surroundings which added to the warmest hospitality of the Nepali friends.Although Nepal is a landlocked country sandwiched between two gaints –"China and India", it is a highly patronised tourist destination specially for those who desire to track the Mountain range of Himalayas including "Mount Everest", the highest peak in the world.
Celebrating The 70th Anniversary Of The United Nations
In the context of celebrating the 70th anniversary of the establishment of the United Nations, the Afro Asian People's Peoples' Solidarity organization – AAPSO held on the eighth of January 2015, a seminar entitled "United Nations after seventy years" in Cairo attended by several Egyptian diplomats served in the United Nations , experts at international law and several Foreign Ambassadors.
Dr. Helmi Al Hadidy the president of the Afro Asian People's Solidarity organization and the the Egyptian Committee for Solidarity inaugurated the sessions of this seminar. He referred to the important role of the United Nations in establishing the principles of peace in the world, and its achievements during the seventy years and what hasn't been achieved until now.
Afo-Asain Peoples' Solidarity Organisation (AAPSO)
AFO-ASAIN PEOPLES' SOLIDARITY ORGANISATION
(AAPSO)
On Congress
Colombo, Sri Lanka 18-19 October 2014-11-04
Final Communiqué
The 9th Congress of the Afro-Asian Peoples' Solidarity Organization (AAPSO) hold in Colombo, Sri Lanka, on 18-19 October 2014, hosted by Sri Lanka Peace & Solidarity Council was attended by delegates from 21 countries. Having entered the 57 year of its founding in 1958 as one of the oldest and broadest peoples' organization that has played a historic role in mobilizing peoples of Asia and Africa to tackle the problems that confronts the Third World nations in the second half of the 20th century, the AAPSO Congress affirmed its intention to reinvent itself to meet the new challenges posed by imperialism for the peoples of Africa, Asia and Latin America in the 21st century.
