::. THE THEME OF THE SUMMIT: AFRICA
EMERGENCY
From attention to action

::. The Final Statement of the 6th Rome Summit delivered on November 26th 2005
“We reaffirm our strong belief that there is no alternative to sustainable development. Development is more than just material wealth. Development means being more, not just having more. Being more just, compassionate, and humane is to become fully human. In this regard the nations with material wealth need development as much as the poor.”

::. A new policy to satisfy the needs of humanity
The inspiring motives behind the World Summits of Nobel Peace Laureates, conceived by Mikhail Gorbachev, 1990 Nobel Peace Laureate, and organised by the Italian branch of the Gorbachev Foundation with the patronage of Municipality of Rome.

::. Sir Joseph Rotblat, Nobel Peace Laureate 1995, died peacefully in hospital in London on 31st August 2005. He was “96 years young”.
The 6th World Summit of Nobel Peace Laureates honours his memory.Read some testimonials about this extraordinary man and his work, written by Nobel Peace Laureates, by his collaborators and by his friends.

::. Renewed urgent appeal from Nobel Peace Laureates to the government of Myanmar for the release of Aung San Suu Kyi
At the end of the 6th World Summit of Nobel Peace Laureates, those attending the Rome forum appeal again to the government of Myanmar demanding the liberation of the Burmese Nobel Laureate, held under house arrest for almost three years.

::. Summit 2005:general program Roma – Campidoglio – Eliseo theater - 24-26 november 2005
Read the complete program of the 6th World Summit of Nobel Peace Laureates. The exact order of speeches at the various sessions is to be confirmed

::. 2005 Summit: list of attendees
Over 25 Nobel Peace Laureates, including individuals and representatives of the Organizations, as well as about ten guests of honour of international renown, will attend the Rome Summit again this year. This confirms the growing success of this event, which has joined the ranks of the most significant meetings on the themes of peace, solidarity, and human rights

::. 2005 Summit: thematic session and collateral events
This year too, the days dedicated to the Summit will be rich in thematic sessions and collateral events. Highlights include the session in memory of the genocide in Rwanda in 1994 and the charity evening event “Rwanda 94 – The duty of memory, hope in the future”, both scheduled to take place at the Teatro Eliseo in Rome. Another event worth a special mention is the exhibition entitled “Signs for Peace” which will be inaugurated at the Auditorium Parco della Musica in the presence of the Nobel Peace Laureates.
                                            

::. The 2005 Summit broadcast live on Rai Nettuno Sat 1 and in streaming on this web site from 24th to 26th November
Thanks to collaboration with Uninettuno and Fastweb, this year it will be possible to follow the work of the 6th Summit both live on Rai Nettuno Sat 1 and in streaming on Internet.
To access the live broadcast in streaming click on the Fastweb logo. For information about receiving Nettuno Sat 1, click on the Uninettuno logo.
                                

::. The voice of the Men of Peace
Read the speeches of Nobel Peace Prize winners and of other authorities who have been or will be guests at the Rome meeting, both on subjects directly connected to the Summits and on international topics of the moment.