International Parliament for Safety and Peace

Intergovernmental Organization registered with the United Nations

The International Parliament for Safety and Peace (IPSP) has operated for over 35 years in Palermo, Sicily. It is an intergovernmental organization of States, founded originally by constituting charter of the Republics of Cyprus, Senegal and Mali on 15th December 1975 and has today parliamentary and diplomatic delegations in more than 130 Nations.
The IPSP Charter on the Protection of Human Life has been given to the world on 16th of January 1976.
The International Parliament for Safety and Peace (IPSP) has been founded to defend Peace of all the peoples around the world and for Security in every Nation. All States that join have the moral duty to give each other help and cooperation. Being an Association of States, the International Parliament has to give any moral, political, diplomatic, cultural, inter-religious, economic and social support to all governments of the Nations, to their peoples and to the respective parliamentary institutions.
The International Parliament for Safety and Peace intervened several times in many international conflicts and diplomatic crises, such as the clash between Turkey and Cyprus; the crisis between Somalia and Ethiopia, the conflicts in Uganda, Central Africa, Mali and Chad, the war in the Middle East, the civil war in Sri Lanka, the war between Iraq and Iran, the war in the former Yugoslavia, the civil war in Rwanda, the crises and the conflicts in Congo, Angola, Mozambique and Zaire, against racism in South Africa, the civil war in Moldavia, the war between Russia and Chechnya, the different wars in central Asia, the war between Ecuador and Peru in 1995, against the racial and ethnical violence all around the world, finally against the resumption of the nuclear tests of France and most recently in the rivalry between Equatorial Guinea and Gabon over the Island of Mbane in the 2000's.
The International Parliament for Safety and Peace has participated in some international conferences organized by the United Nations (Addis Abeba and Vienna and 1988 in Cannes, France) and has been invited as observer at the general political elections of the Republic of Congo and in the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela.
The last bilateral agreement was signed on 25th July 2010 with the Republic of Niger.

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Mr Giuseppe H.E. Hon. Dr. Farruggia (Minister)

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