By Sasha Forbes
02 October 2008
Minister of Foreign Affairs Dr Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma will later today join United Nation’s Secretary General Ban Ki- moon in addressing the UN’s first international day of non-violence.
Foreign Affairs' Ronnie Mamoepa explains says “the UN”s first international day of non-violence is celebrated on Ghandi’s birthday in order to commemorate his philosophy of non-violence as a foundation of resolving conflict, which was developed during his stay in stay in South Africa, in the fight against the system of Apartheid.”
Minister Dlamini-Zuma and UN General Secretary Ban Ki-moon will be joined by the President of the UN General Assembly as well as Indian’s Minister of External Affairs in addressing the government in New York.
02 October 2008
Minister of Foreign Affairs Dr Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma will later today join United Nation’s Secretary General Ban Ki- moon in addressing the UN’s first international day of non-violence.
Foreign Affairs' Ronnie Mamoepa explains says “the UN”s first international day of non-violence is celebrated on Ghandi’s birthday in order to commemorate his philosophy of non-violence as a foundation of resolving conflict, which was developed during his stay in stay in South Africa, in the fight against the system of Apartheid.”
Minister Dlamini-Zuma and UN General Secretary Ban Ki-moon will be joined by the President of the UN General Assembly as well as Indian’s Minister of External Affairs in addressing the government in New York.
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