The fourth Annual Spirit of Peace and Prosperity conference took place on July 17th till 21st at the Ted Weiss Federal Building, New York.
This year's program marked Nelson Mandela’s 101th birthday which was celebrated with various kinds of celebration in many parts of the world, especially in South Africa. This allows for the upholding and promotion of Madiba’s legacy for peace as well as the annual comprehensive Truth and Reconciliation mandate, which is facilitated and consecrated by the presence of the elders, political leaders, statesmen, customary, traditional authorities and scholars.
The Summit is an annual high-level international Summit designed to reinforce the inclusion and responsibilities of custodians of cultures in the Sustainable Development Goals.
It brings together all indigenous traditional authorities and custodians of cultures as well as political leaders and statesmen in achieving peace, security, and sustainable development collaboratively in our respective societies to emphasize their role, responsibilities, and inclusion.
The conference also promotes public-private partnerships for socially responsible investments and trades which are in-line with the UNESCO, African Union Agenda 2030 and the U.N. Sustainable Development Goals.
This year's theme is Harmonizing Cultures and Investing in Peace. A wider pool of traditional and customary Royalties including Kings and Queens, Traditional and Customary leaders from parts of Africa, Asia, Europe, Native Chiefs from North and South America.
The few African royals who attended include: Her Royal Highness, Queen Diambi Kabatusuila Tshiyoyo Muata, OF THE BAKWA INDU at the Kasai Democratic Republic of Congo, His Royal Majesty King, Professor Octave Cossi Houdegbe, the KOKPON OF DAHE, His Royal Majesty Oba Aderemi Adedapo Kingdom of Ido Osun, His Royal Highness Emir Dr. Nuhu Muhammad Sanusi of the Kingdom of Dutse
His Royal Highness Dr. Appolus Chu, Elem of Okori Eleme Kingdom
His Royal Majesty Dada Daagbo Hounon Houna II King of Quidah
His Royal Highness the King, James Buremoh, Ajagungbade 1, Idera Kingdom
HRM Nana Osiade3yo Akwamuhene the Dwenase of the Dormaa Kingdom
HRM Nana Ayimedu Brempong III the kontihene of Adjena, Akwamu Kingdom
HRH Crown Prince Dr. Adah Obekpa, MD. Of the Ikoyi Kingdom
Honorable King Bouche Napoleon
HRM King Toto Bekombo Theodore of Dibombari, Cameroon
HRM Oba Adejuigbe Adefunmi II of Oyotunji African Village
Queen Nana Anima Ahwwnepa of the Banka Kingdom, Ghana
Queen Yeye Osun, Yeye Asa of the Modakeke Kingdom
Queen Mother Dòwòti Désir-Hounon Houna II of the Royal Palace of Hounon Houna II, Quidah
This year's program marked Nelson Mandela’s 101th birthday which was celebrated with various kinds of celebration in many parts of the world, especially in South Africa. This allows for the upholding and promotion of Madiba’s legacy for peace as well as the annual comprehensive Truth and Reconciliation mandate, which is facilitated and consecrated by the presence of the elders, political leaders, statesmen, customary, traditional authorities and scholars.
The Summit is an annual high-level international Summit designed to reinforce the inclusion and responsibilities of custodians of cultures in the Sustainable Development Goals.
It brings together all indigenous traditional authorities and custodians of cultures as well as political leaders and statesmen in achieving peace, security, and sustainable development collaboratively in our respective societies to emphasize their role, responsibilities, and inclusion.
The conference also promotes public-private partnerships for socially responsible investments and trades which are in-line with the UNESCO, African Union Agenda 2030 and the U.N. Sustainable Development Goals.
This year's theme is Harmonizing Cultures and Investing in Peace. A wider pool of traditional and customary Royalties including Kings and Queens, Traditional and Customary leaders from parts of Africa, Asia, Europe, Native Chiefs from North and South America.
The few African royals who attended include: Her Royal Highness, Queen Diambi Kabatusuila Tshiyoyo Muata, OF THE BAKWA INDU at the Kasai Democratic Republic of Congo, His Royal Majesty King, Professor Octave Cossi Houdegbe, the KOKPON OF DAHE, His Royal Majesty Oba Aderemi Adedapo Kingdom of Ido Osun, His Royal Highness Emir Dr. Nuhu Muhammad Sanusi of the Kingdom of Dutse
His Royal Highness Dr. Appolus Chu, Elem of Okori Eleme Kingdom
His Royal Majesty Dada Daagbo Hounon Houna II King of Quidah
His Royal Highness the King, James Buremoh, Ajagungbade 1, Idera Kingdom
HRM Nana Osiade3yo Akwamuhene the Dwenase of the Dormaa Kingdom
HRM Nana Ayimedu Brempong III the kontihene of Adjena, Akwamu Kingdom
HRH Crown Prince Dr. Adah Obekpa, MD. Of the Ikoyi Kingdom
Honorable King Bouche Napoleon
HRM King Toto Bekombo Theodore of Dibombari, Cameroon
HRM Oba Adejuigbe Adefunmi II of Oyotunji African Village
Queen Nana Anima Ahwwnepa of the Banka Kingdom, Ghana
Queen Yeye Osun, Yeye Asa of the Modakeke Kingdom
Queen Mother Dòwòti Désir-Hounon Houna II of the Royal Palace of Hounon Houna II, Quidah