Bertha von Suttner:
130 Years of Ideas that Don’t Get Old
Old Town Hall with Astronomical Clock, Old Town Square (Staroměstské náměstí), Prague 1 – Old Town
The first day of the conference is held under the auspices of Hana Třeštíková, Prague City Councilor for Culture
The patrons of the book are: Věra Roubalová Kostlánová, psychoterapeut, former disident, Charer 77 signatory and the Memory of Nations Award laureate (2010); and Taťana Fischerová, actress, politician and activist.
Registration desk opens
Conference registration desk will be open from 12:15 to 17:00.
The Old Town Hall is a busy tourist site. Please, enter the building via the Tourist Information Centre and continue to the 2nd floor by stairs or elevator where you find the registration desk. See Practical Information for detailed directions.
13:00
Brozik Hall
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Conference Coordinator, PragueVision
Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung Czech Republic
Peace studies expert, Chair of the Bertha von Suttner Peace Institute in The Hague
Former Secretary-General of the International Peace Bureau
Co-founder of the German Green Party, former MEP, advisor to the World Future Council
14:30
George’s Hall
Coffee Break
Food and drinks are not allowed in the main conference hall. Please consume your refreshments where they are served.
15:00
Brozik Hall
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Former member of the Norwegian Nobel Committee
Author, lawyer, board member of The Nobel Peace Prize Watch
PNND Global Coordinator, Right Livelihood Award laureate
16:45
Raising awareness about Bertha von Suttner and her message of peace and pan-europeanism
Working language: English
Conference Dinner
Covered for speakers; other conference participants can join upon registration (self-paid)
19:30
German biographic movie about the life of Bertha von Suttner and her encounter with Alfred Nobel.
Free entrance. Movie duration: 90 minutes. German audio with English and Czech subtitles.
A discussion in Czech fill follow after the movie.
Theatre address:
Evald Cinema, 60/28 Národní Street, Prague 1 – Old Town (near metro st. Národní)
Czernin Palace (Foreign Ministry), 5 Loretánské Square, Prague 1 – Hradčany
The second day of the conference is held under the auspices of Tomáš Petříček,
Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic
Notice: We have closed registrations for the Tuesday part of the conference, as we have reached the maximum capacity of the hall.
You can still register to all Monday events and the Tuesday afternoon informal walk.
9:00
Registration
ID card or passport required to enter the building. Please also reserve time for security check.
9:30
Chief Advisor to the Minister of Foreign Affairs
PNND Council Member
The Czech Republic has recently become one of the Top 10 most peaceful countries, according to the Global Peace Index. How is the index composed, and what factors does it evaluate? Let’s look into the mechanism that has ranked the Czech Republic among the most peaceful countries in the world.
Deputy Director of European Operations, Institute for Economics and Peace, Global Peace Index
Global Peace Index Ambassador
10:30
Coffee Break
11:00
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Panellists to be announced
PNND Co-President, former president of the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly
PNND Council Member, former MP and member of Bundestag Subcommittee for Non-proliferation, Disarmament and Arms Control
Program and Fundraising Manager, "For Peace" Initiative
Law School of the Charles University, Human Rights Research Center
12:30
Lunch Break
13:30
Working language: English
15:00
End of the official program
Departures of international guests
15:30
Guided walk (in English) through a section of the Prague Peace Trail, starting at the Czernin Palace straight after the conference, ending at the Old Town Square at around 18:00.
Conference coordinator:
Vanda Prošková
mobile: 728 407 661
vanda@praguevision.org
Media contact person:
Kristýna Chyňavová
mobile: 606 545 905
kristyna@praguevision.org
The conference is organized by the PragueVision Institute for Sustainable Security in cooperation with Friedrich Ebert Foundation, Parliamentarians for Nuclear Non-proliferation and Disarmament, and World Future Council, and co-funded by the Czech-German Future Fund, Bertha von Suttner Stiftung, and the Assembly of German Associations in the Czech Republic.
The first day of the conference will take place in the historical halls of the Old Town Hall under the auspices of Hana Třeštíková, Prague City Councilor for Culture.
The second day of the conference will take place in the Czernin Palace under the auspices of Tomáš Petříček, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic.