old header - feb 2023 in hong kong to discuss how much has changed since dec 2019 death of abed and decade of Bangladesh as number 1 cooperation space- will be updating soon - with singapore friends, we have huge cooperations planned new york march 2023 glasgow june 2023 - mail chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk if your city in middle of scaling cooperations with UN tech envoy office or 23-24 college year buildinup to UNsummit future DUBAI + 2021 Entrepreneurial Revolutions top 12 countdown 2025report.com

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Thursday, March 23, 2023

Spaces where youth have a future

quest in us inner cities started on 2009 - my all time fav is www.mind-builders.org Bronx - which os your all time dav - why; so mind-builders has started with music and dance - go see their battel dance son tock tocl but at its coere 9 to 15s and aprents have a space to be happy and artistically skilling in - we expect it to branch into eg etch and other stuff teens need to connect tehir wprld

i foirst5 saw mindbuoders d=during un week on youth global futires- the cintrast was quite amazing becasue bopth take youth's confeince/nueruring seriously in wasy that sadly our ed systems ofetn dail t0o do- if you think youi actually know an ed system that empowers kids come tell or jpoin our 6000 space www.ed3dao.com

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MAPPING COOPERATION
world trade (is different from regional trade) = 90% shipped - so nations playing this game need to share superports , share freedom of the oceans, and if they wish to go green minimise plane and carbon engined private transport - see eg mobility futures or value supertrans

if you could map world trade around thge 20 most diferent paces peo0ple live who need to unite if our children are to be the first sustainability generation where would you value the 20-20

In 1945 if it were possible to map 20 most diverse places and population consider
2 of the G8 from the new world ie canada and usa
2 of the island G8 - UK Japan
3 continental G8 - west europe
roof to eursasia ussr (in some ways mirror reflection of canada)

next consider fifth of world people
9 india sub continent
10 china

11 next consider the bridge between the 3 connients of te old world - ie mena (middle east, Egypt and eg French North Africa)

12 latin west europe and central south america

13 places that decided to join EU
14 places that banked or traded between eu and rest of world eg switzerland austrian parts of nordica monaco - ditto islands around usa that did something similar

15 about 40 other small developing islands

16 how singapore connecetd 10 asean places of extraordunary diversity including 2 huge arcipalegos indonesia and phillilines as well as parts of se asia contient -and [acific pathways to eg far south's australiasia and even west coast latin america

17 bangladesh networks of village girls across borders

18,19, 20?

#DigitalCooperation

UN calls 2015 greatest change year in its history- can humanity unite in getting back to the future of sustainability. SDGS announced week after pope francis visit- ban ki-moon hands over to Guterres' 2018 update ban ki-moon joins tokyo olympics ethics committee of old media celebrities- how do we bridge ethics AI & 5G new emdia

For this to unite humanity now, which pro-youth capitals will empower and educate the half of the world who are aged 29 and under to linkin to this most valuable of human celebrations and www collaborations

2015Rome invites you to discuss:

Is Rome western top of the league of 30 Pro-Youth Capitals? Are hong kong singapore eastern top? Is Boston western top?

Hong Kong Schwarzman Scholars

Alexander Ho Young Chan has a fond interest in social mobility and in the role of investments in driving socioeconomic development. He previously worked for Bain & Company and Hillhouse Capital focusing on private equity investments in China and has also worked for the UK Cabinet Office focusing on social impact investments. While at Schwarzman College, he was part of the Schwarzman Journal Editorial team and is also a regular contributor to news outlets including SCMP, HKFP and Stand News. Alexander graduated from Oxford University (MPP) and University of Hong Kong (BEng). At Oxford, he served as the Oxford Strategy Group’s Managing Director and the Oxford Student Hub’s Vice-president.

Chun Po Chiu CHOY is a graduate from the Chinese University of Hong Kong business school, double majored in International Business Management and Marketing. In 2014 after graduation, she founded her wellness company. Aspired to revolutionize the baby and maternity industry, she launched two brands, SPAWAWA (Baby Spa) and SPAMAMA (Mother Spa), bringing new concepts and products to Hong Kong and Macau. Her goal is to expand her business internationally and to become a leader in the domain of maternity healthcare. She is also a founding member of the CUHK Alumni Entrepreneurs Association, dedicated to the promotion of entrepreneurship. As a Schwarzman Scholar, she hopes to see how Hong Kong startup could further explore the market opportunity in China and to leverage the Chinese capital market for growth acceleration. Chun Po Chiu is 26 years old and from Hong Kong.

Leading Curricula Rome Collaborations with Fans of Youth include

R1 Preferential Options for the Poor. Bravo Franciscan system . 18% of the world whose population is Catholic invite youth to trust in linking this in

Which of the Pope's dialogues could educators and youth most social action learn with?

2015-2024
celebrate Rome
love of humanity
now and vote rome olympics2024 ..Y

R1AM.1 Is US Congress Pro-Youth September 2015

Can Cuba be a great peace Opportunity Christmas 2014

R1E1 Is the European Union pro-youth -2014

What is peace's pro-youth future map of East of Europe and which West of Europe pro-youth capitals can most help with that 2014

R1AS1 What is the link between youth fans of DR Yunus and preferential options for the poorest 2013

R1AM2 and 1AF1 and 1E2 Is there any professional youth group racing faster than the preferential option of health for the poorest - Pope and Jim Kim (including webs : health with eg Paul Farmer (Boston-Haiti, Peru, Rwanda, End Ebola-Africa, Russian Prisons) , billionnaire open society investors eg Soros (with particular East Europe support from Gorbachev and Walesa) south koreans including head of UN ban-ki moon, pop stars including Bono (world bank tedx video celebrating pop starts for Agricultures Preferential Option for poorest)

R2 Educationally South and Central American Youth are exploring this joyful idea -look at ENSglobal out of Chile, Yabt and TicAmericas out of wherever the continents heads of state meet (next Panama 2015), IADB and Blum Centre Berkeley as leader in make Global Poverty a popular undergraduate curricula, Haiti and Peru as world leading partners wt Boston in preferential option of health for the poorest

R3 NOBEL and OTHER 2015 SUMMITS with special Rome and YUNus Value links include:

Rome's Nobel Summit in Atlanta NOV2015
UN's New York September 2015 millennials end poverty summits by redesigning sustainability goals
UN's Paris summit December on Climate sustainability

Since 2000 Rome as partnered Gorbachev and other Nobel Peace leaders in coordinating their annual summit celebration with youth. In Nov 2015 Atlanta offers tens of thousands of youth and all Nobel Peace laureates the opportunity to assess which UN webs have been leaders in Ted Turner family's billion dollar investment in Open UN partnerships in sustainability. Rome;s web of the UN IFAD focus on agriculture - is IFAD openly mapping feed the future partnerships as a pro-youth sustainability leader ( which cases illustrate this eg IFAD, Grameen Intel, Cambodia poorest rice farmer partnerships). Does IFAD rate as highly as such pro-youth UN web leaders as:

empowering women at Fashion4Development (UN branch led wherever first ladies empower youth sustainability - an annual celebration starting each UN year in NY proposed eg by Milan's fashion editor of vogue, and a bangladeshi fashion model of women empowerment - the 1000+ deaths from the collapse of a fashion-workers factory in Bangladesh in 2103 illustrating how urgent this challenge is- and how much all kinds of superstars could be demanding fashionable change)

Exploring open technology at ITU

R4 Rome Cultural invitations to youth's superstars

Rome is asking the world to support its Olympics campaign 2024. Rome wants to bid greatest stars and cross-cultural festival. Between 2015-2024 , nobody can help youth celebrate cross-culture future histories with the dept of worldwide experience of where Romans have linked in the human race

(and then Rome has 2000 years of experience of designing stadiums - see latest architectural celebration discovery of a stadium that replaced the Colliseum! and is underneath one of Italy's most beautiful squares inspired by its Roman antiquity "fans" of 1 Egypt and Greece)

Example of Twin Youth Capital Races

How can DC help Rome and vice versa

DC is Epicentre of first 20 years of partnerships in women4empowerment mobilising 10 times more economic infrastructures than re-digital rural

DC region is were the Ethiopian lives who owns the 5 billion person (Africa, Asia) Elearning satellite

DC since 2012 - world bank 2.1 is being led by Jim Kim - one of te 3 greatest practitioners of preferential option for poor community health service (with farmer and Sir Fazle Abed - both of whom celebrated 20th Open Society awards Budapest 2013) -see also Budapest as a top 30 pro-youth capital

(how did billion$ spent on making UN humanly partnerable go were you are atlanta nov2015)

Tour Giuseppe Sciacca -italian report 2014

ORGANIGRAMMA 2014 ORGANIZATION CHART 2014

PRESIDENZA

Sua Eminenza Reverendissima il Sig. Cardinale Dario Castrillón Hoyos

Presidente d’Onore del Premio

Prof. Dott. Don Bruno Lima

Presidente del Premio

S.E. il Prof. Avv. Giuseppe Santaniello

Presidente della Giuria

On. Prof. Gaetano Rasi

Vice Presidente della Giuria

Cav. Dott. Fabrizio Marsili

Vice Presidente della Fondazione “Giuseppe Sciacca di Carità e Cultura per la Giustizia e la Pace dei Popoli onlus”

SEGRETERIA GENERALE

Prof.ssa Vasiliki Bafataki

Segretario Generale del Premio

CDA Fondazione “Giuseppe Sciacca di Carità e Cultura per la Giustizia e la Pace dei Popoli onlus”

Avv. Francesco Saverio de Nardis

Segretario Generale del Premio

CDA Fondazione “Giuseppe Sciacca di Carità e Cultura per la Giustizia e la Pace dei Popoli onlus”

COMITATO DI PRESIDENZA

Rappresentanze Istituzionali

S.E. il Presidente Sen. Giulio Andreotti†, On. Dimitris Avramopoulos – Commissario per l’Immigrazione e gli Affari Interni dell’Unione Europea, S.E. Alfredo Bastianelli - Ambasciatore d’Italia in Belgio, S.E. il Duca Don Diego de Vargas Machuca – Presidente della Real Commissione per l’Italia del S.M.O. Costantiniano di San Giorgio, Dott. Cosimo Maria Ferri, Sottosegretario di Stato alla Giustizia, Prof. Enrico Garaci, Presidente dell’Istituto Superiore di Sanità, S.E. Marek Jurek, Presidente E. del Parlamento Polacco, S.E. Don José Luis Mendoza Pérez, Presidente della Universidad Catόlica San Antonio de Murcia (Spagna), S.E. il Dott. Sergio Santoro, Presidente Sez. Consiglio di Stato, S.E. il Dott. Bruno Tarquini – Procuratore Generale On. Suprema Corte di Cassazione.

Rappresentanze Società Civile

Avv. Stanislao Aureli, Conte Prof. Marco Balzarini di Lusignano†, Avv. Alessandro Bozza – Comitato Scientifico I.S.G.E.S.I., Presidente Giuseppe Dimastrodonato – Amministratore Unico Tenuta Partemio, Avv. Enzo Genna †, Avv. Juan Carlos Gentile – Comitato Scientifico I.S.G.E.S.I., Avv. Marcello Lima – Comitato Scientifico I.S.G.E.S.I., Avv. Pompeo Onesti – Comitato Scientifico I.S.G.E.S.I., Dott. Benito Ripoli – Presidente Federazione Italiana Tradizioni Popolari (F.I.T.P.), S.E. il Principe Don Sforza Ruspoli, Principe di Cerveteri,Governatore Leonardo Sacco - Vice Presidente Nazionale Misericordie d’Italia, Dott. Ioannis Smaragdis -Regista (Grecia) – Comitato Scientifico I.S.G.E.S.I., Sig.ra Maria Sciacca – CDA Fondazione “Giuseppe Sciacca”, Sig.ra Maria Gregoria Termini † - Poetessa.

Giuria

S.E. il Prof. Avv. Giuseppe Santaniello – Presidente della Giuria, On. Prof. Gaetano Rasi – V. Presidente della Giuria, Prof. Dott. Don Bruno Lima – Presidente del Premio, Prof.ssa Vasiliki Bafataki – Esperta della Comunicazione, Segretario Generale del Premio (Grecia), Avv. Francesco Saverio de Nardis – Segretario Generale del Premio, Dott.ssa Paola Durastante – Comitato Scientifico I.S.G.E.S.I., Cav. Dott. Giacomo Meschini – Comitato Scientifico I.S.G.E.S.I., Cav. Dott. Michele Migliozzi – Comitato Scientifico I.S.G.E.S.I.,Prof. Dott. Serenella Pesarin – Direttore Generale per l’Attuazione dei Provvedimenti Giudiziari – Dipartimento Giustizia Minorile – Ministero della Giustizia, Dott. Tommaso Rossi – Presidente Fondazione Maria Grazia Balducci Rossi, Dott.ssa Silvia Sciacca – Esperta in Discipline Pittoriche – Comitato Scientifico Fondazione “Giuseppe Sciacca”.

Conduttori del Premio

Savino Zaba e Valeria Ciardiello

SEGRETERIA DI PRESIDENZA

Noemi Tramonte

Coordinatrice Generale Segreteria di Presidenza

Cav. Prof. Dott. Stefano Boero

Coordinatore Generale Rapporti Internazionali

Dott. Maurizio Nobili

Coordinatore Generale della Comunicazione

Comm. Ruggero Alcanterini

Coordinatore Generale Rapporti con le Istituzioni Sportive, Accademiche e Culturali

Cav. Gennaro Ruggieri

Responsabile Interventi Logistico – Progettuali

Dott.ssa Aikaterini Nikou

Responsabile Rapporti con le Aziende e le ONG

Aldo D’Angelantonio

Collaboratore Segreteria di Presidenza

Claudio Gentile

Collaboratore Segreteria di Presidenza

Ufficio Linguistico

Cav. Prof. Dott. Stefano Boero

Responsabile Ufficio Linguistico

Dott.ssa Theodora Darviri

Vice Responsabile Ufficio Linguistico

Ufficio Cerimoniale

Dott. Giuseppe Basta

Responsabile Cerimoniale

N.D. Marilena Casaleschi

Co - Responsabile Cerimoniale

Ufficio Relazioni Esterne

Dott.ssa Antonella Stura

Coordinatrice Pubbliche Relazioni e Rapporti istituzionali

Dott.ssa Theodora Avgoulidou

Vice Responsabile Relazioni Esterne

Theano Karatsioumpani

Responsabile Segreteria Grecia

Ufficio Stampa

Dott. Pietro Cuccaro

Capo Ufficio Stampa

Ufficio Sicurezza

Aldo D’angelantonio

Responsabile Staff e Sicurezza

Rappresentanze Paesi Esteri

On. Emmanouil Angelakas (Grecia);

Arch. Antonis Giannikouris (Vice Rappresentante – Grecia);

Iliana Kapetanaki – Chiarini (U.S.A.);

On. Ouranios Ioannides (Cipro);

Dott. Burak Hakki (Turchia);

Prof. Georgi Stanishev (Bulgaria).

Delegati Regionali Communication

Italia

Dott. Mario Agostino (Toscana); Noemi Tramonte (Lazio); Cav. Dott. Marco Berardi (Abruzzo); Laura Bettoni (Lombardia); Dott.ssa Felicita Buscaino (Emilia Romagna); Dott.ssa Serena Garelli (Piemonte); Carmine Gentile (Calabria); Aurelio Giasone (Sicilia); Cav. Gennaro Ruggieri (Campania); Dott. Michele Ritrovato (Puglia)

Paesi Esteri

Paloma Choen – Ilewski (Francia); Dott. Antonios Marios Papagiotis – Responsabile Ufficio Stampa (Grecia); Anastasios Theodorakeas - Responsabile coordinamento organizzativo (Grecia – Cipro); Leopold Douè (Costa d’Avorio); James Kirkpatrik (Irlanda); Dott.ssa Cecilia Scimia (U.S.A.); Anna Sowa(Polonia); Dott.ssa Bahar Sapountzi Aki (Turchia).

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Norman Macrae, having survived teenage navigation of RAF planes bomber command world war 2 over modern-day myanmar/bangladesh, joined The Economist in 1949, and retired as the deputy editor of what he called "the world's favourite viewspaper" in 1988. During that time, he wrote extensively on the future of society and the impact of technology. Norman foresaw species sustainability as being determined by post-colonial and virtual mapmaking- 5G 4G 3G 2G 1G 0G if 60s tech could race to moon and Moore alumni promised 100 times more machine intel every decade TO 2025, let's end poverty mediating/educating a world of loving each others' children- so that wherever the next millennials girl is born she enjoys great chance to thrive.

Soon Norman was celebrating his wartime enemy's rising engineers and win-win sme supply chains across far east and very concerned that tod down constitutions english speaking nations led by political bureaucrats wasn't fit for entrepreneurial revolution-he co-opted a young romani prodi to translate Economist 1976 ER survey into multilingual formats

Amongst some of his more outlandish claims: that governments would not only reverse the nationalisation process and denationalise formerly private industries, but would also sell industries and services that had been state operated for so long that it seemed impossible that they could be run by private companies. A pioneer before the pioneers, Macrae imagined privatised and competing telecommunications and utility companies improving service levels and reducing prices.

When others saw arms build-ups as heralding World War III, Macrae predicted the fall of the Berlin Wall by the end of the 1980's.

The Norman Macrae Archive serves as an on-line library, hosting a growing collection of Macrae articles, newspaper columns and highlights from his books. We hope that you find the articles thought provoking and zoom, twitter or question us - norman's son chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk

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