AMMAN - Jordan will host a third meeting of Nobel Laureates next month to discuss the fate of Israeli-Palestinian peacemaking and youth education, organizers said in a statement Wednesday.
Like the two previous meetings, the May 15-16 gathering will be held in the ancient city of Petra, according to the statement jointly issued by King Abdullah II Fund for Development and the New York-based Elie Wiesel Foundation for Humanity....
Participants also will explore the possibility of establishing a Middle East science fund to advance regional scientific cooperation.
King Abdullah, the Jordanian monarch, was quoted by the statement as saying the conference's message is clear: "We can, and will continue to foster hope, innovation, and inspiration, in order to build a better world."
Elie Wiesel, a 1986 Nobel Prize winner for Peace, said in the statement: "This year we will explore practical steps to building a better world through partnerships involving Israelis and Palestinians and via cooperation between stakeholders across the Middle East."
Wednesday, April 18, 2007
Jordan to host Nobel Laureates to discuss Mideast peace
From Haaretz : By The Associated Press
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