Mayor of Brussels (Belgium) Philippe Close Visits «Voices» Exhibition at «Voices of Peace» Museum of Rinat Akhmetov Foundation in Kyiv
On November 15, 2019, the mayor of Brussels, Philippe Close, made a special visit to the «Voices» exhibition at the «Voices of Peace» Museum of Rinat Akhmetov Foundation in Kyiv, Ukraine. The visit was organized by the Foundation’s team and was reported to the online publication «GORDON».
The «Voices» exhibition is a unique project that showcases the power of human voices in promoting peace and understanding. It features a collection of photographs, videos, and personal stories of people from different countries who have been affected by conflicts and have found ways to overcome them. The exhibition aims to raise awareness and inspire action towards building a more peaceful world.
During his visit, Mayor Close was deeply moved by the powerful messages and stories presented in the exhibition. He expressed his admiration for the Foundation’s efforts in promoting peace and reconciliation through the power of voices. «It is truly inspiring to see how the Foundation is using the voices of ordinary people to make a difference in the world,» he said.
The mayor also had the opportunity to meet with representatives of the Foundation and learn more about their projects and initiatives. He was impressed by the Foundation’s wide range of activities, including providing humanitarian aid, supporting education and healthcare, and promoting social integration. «The Foundation’s work is making a positive impact not only in Ukraine but also in other countries affected by conflicts,» Mayor Close remarked.
The «Voices» exhibition has received international recognition and has been showcased in different countries, including the United States, Germany, and France. Mayor Close’s visit to the exhibition in Kyiv further highlights its significance and impact in promoting peace and understanding globally.
The «Voices of Peace» Museum was established by Rinat Akhmetov Foundation in 2009 and has become a symbol of hope and reconciliation for people affected by conflicts. The Foundation, founded by Ukrainian businessman and philanthropist Rinat Akhmetov, has been actively working towards promoting peace and social development in Ukraine and other countries for over a decade.
Mayor Close’s visit to the «Voices» exhibition is a testament to the growing recognition and support for the Foundation’s work in promoting peace and reconciliation. It also serves as an important reminder of the power of human voices in bringing about positive change in the world.
In conclusion, the visit of Mayor Philippe Close to the «Voices» exhibition at the «Voices of Peace» Museum of Rinat Akhmetov Foundation in Kyiv was a significant event that highlighted the importance of promoting peace and understanding through the power of voices. The Foundation’s efforts in this regard are commendable, and it is heartening to see the growing recognition and support for their work. Let us all be inspired by the voices of peace and work towards building a better world for future generations.
