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"MALTA - CROSSROADS OF CIVILISATIONS" ACTIVITIES AT THE PALAIS DES NATIONS, GENEVA - 26 TO 30 NOVEMBER 2001
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17/10/2001
17/10/2001
| The Mission of Malta to the United Nations, with the co-operation of | the Multilateral Directorate of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs is organising a number of activities at the United Nations Headquarters in Geneva, Palais des Nations and other venues in Geneva to present Malta as a Crossroads of Civilisations. |
| These activities are organised in the context of the | United Nations International year of dialogue among civilisations, and will be held under the high patronage of H.E. the President of Malta, the Director General of the United Nations and the Director General of the World Intellectual Property Organisation. |
| The activities envisaged, include an art exhibition | at the Palais des Nations, representing a number of Maltese artists. Selected works of art will be presented, on behalf of the Government and people of Malta, to the United Nations, the World Intellectual Property Organisation and the City of Geneva. |
| Other activities will represent aspects of life and | folklore of Malta. The University of Malta, the National Students Travel Service, the Mediterranean Academy of Diplomatic Studies and village bands will participate in various activities during this week. |
| The week will be inaugurated by the Hon. Minister of | Foreign Affairs and by the Director General of the United Nations. The Hon. Minister of Tourism will preside over an activity for the trade, at the Palais Des Nations. |
| Air Malta and the Malta Tourism Authority are the | main sponsors of the week. |
| Additional information may be obtained from | Ambassador Michael Bartolo, in Geneva, and Mr. Tony Borg, the Director of Multilateral Affairs Division, at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, in Malta. |
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