The Role of Science in Trauma Treatment and the Transformation of Societies

Brussels, 4 November 2013

more information on the webpage: http://www.peacesymposium.be/en/programme/

On Monday, November 4th, 2013, the Government of Flanders organizes an international peace symposium in Brussels.  The symposium will bring together Nobel Peace Prize winners with decision makers, scientists and practitioners. The intended outcome of this event is to put the contribution of science as a catalyst for peace firmly on the international agenda, both formulating policy recommendations for intergovernmental organizations and institutions, and at the same time strengthening the links between policy-making, science and practice. This initiative also aims to underline the societal potential of science in addition to its traditionally well-known economic role.

Please register today via : www.peacesymposium.be

Yours sincerely,

For Koen Verlaeckt

Secretary-general

May Persoons

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