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2024 Africa Peace Advocate Award launched

Africa Peace Advocate Awards Launch A The awards will take place in September

Tue, 18 Jun 2024 Source: Boniface Wallace, Contributor

The Africa Peace Advocate Award is scheduled to take place on the 21st of September,2024 as part of the Celebrating the United Nations International Day of Peace by the International Association of World Peace Advocate. (IAWPA-Ghana ). H. E. Dr Samuel Owusu announced during the Election 2024 Peace Awareness Campaign Press Conference at the Pottersville Church International, East Legon Hills.

The World Peace President, H. E. Amb. Per Stepfan, from Denmark, the International World Peace Spokesman, H. E. Amb. Emmanuel Nweke, H. E. Dr Sammy David from Liberia, Amb. Livingstone Banjagala from Uganda will also grace this event on 21st September 24.

The Africa Peace Advocate Award is an esteemed recognition that celebrates individuals or organizations who have made significant contributions to promoting peace and harmony across the African continent. It is an esteemed honor given to those who have dedicated their efforts towards conflict resolution, social justice, and building bridges between diverse communities in Africa.

Established with the aim of fostering peace and stability in Africa, the award acknowledges the importance of individuals and organizations in creating peaceful environments and facilitating dialogue among different groups. By honoring these peace advocates, the award aims to inspire others to join the cause and work towards a more united and peaceful continent.

Recipients of the Africa Peace Advocate Award often come from diverse backgrounds, ranging from humanitarian organizations, nonprofits, international peace initiatives, government institutions, and religious bodies, to individuals actively engaged in peace-building initiatives. These awardees have demonstrated their commitment to peace by initiating or leading projects that have significantly contributed to conflict resolution, post-conflict reconstruction, and the overall development of their respective communities.

One crucial aspect that the Africa Peace Advocate Award recognizes is the involvement of local communities in peace-building efforts. The award looks for individuals and organizations that have successfully incorporated grassroots participation, engage with local leaders, and empower communities to take ownership of peace initiatives. By doing so, the awardees do not only contribute to resolving local conflicts but also work towards building resilient and inclusive societies.

The awardees are drawn from all various aspects of life, from traditional, religious, professionals, politics, government humanitarian, media, etc who are actively involved In promoting Peace with their platforms.

The Africa Peace Advocate Award serves as a platform to showcase the exceptional achievements of these individuals and organizations. It highlights their tireless efforts, perseverance, and dedication to peace-building in the face of significant challenges and adversities. The award ceremony offers an opportunity for leaders, policymakers, and members of the public to come together and acknowledge the remarkable work done by these peace advocates.

The impact of the Africa Peace Advocate Award goes beyond just recognition. It serves as a powerful mechanism to bring international attention to the critical issues faced by African nations, especially in conflict-affected regions. By highlighting the efforts of recipients, the award also raises awareness about the importance of peace-building initiatives and the need to support them.

In conclusion, the Africa Peace Advocate Award is a prestigious accolade that honors individuals and organizations making substantial contributions to promoting peace and resolving conflicts in Africa. It recognizes their efforts in creating peaceful environments, fostering community participation, and inspiring others to work towards building a more united and harmonious continent. Through this award, Africa takes a step closer towards achieving lasting peace and stability for its people.

Source: Boniface Wallace, Contributor