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“After the tragedy of the last years, Sarajevo, can become a city with positive stories to tell, where step by step the people are building a reconciled humanity.” The words of Zdravka Gutic, a Bosnian woman and politician.

The meeting that was promoted by Focolare’s New Humanity Movement, Youth For A United World and the United World Project dealt with the challenges and futures of cities around the world.

In Manila a series of events and activities has strengthened the friendship and cooperation among religions. The active involvement of the Focolare.

The centre of the 2016 United World Week will be Ecuador where interculturalism, peace and unity in diversity will be celebrated. Events will include opportunities to know and be enriched by the diversity of ethnic cultures in the country.

Interview with Nasri K., Palestinian volunteer of the Focolare Movement, a Greek-Orthodox Christian, architect and municipal councillor of Beit Sahour, 1 km south of Bethlehem. In search of a possible coexistence.

Burundi is still suffering the consequences of a twelve year civil war. The testimony of one young Burundian and his personal commitment to peace.

Twenty four year old Samuel Verhegge from Brussels, tells about his own March 22, 1016. In the midst of the general discouragement and pervasive xonphobic sentiments, he tries to find a glimmer of light.

A growth opportunity for everyone – families as well as supporters – in a process of promoting life and growth. The testimony of local witnesses.

In response to the inititative taken by the Congolese bishops following the Synod on the Family, the Focolare Movement remembers Chiara Lubich on the 8th anniversary of her birthday in Heaven. In solidarity with the family.