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Project to Mark the 65th Anniversary
of the Foundation of the United Nations
on October 25th 2010 (confirmed)
ITINERARY for THE BLUE STAR OF LIFE
A Special Ceremony Featuring Statements by Students and Ambassadors in
the World
“For Eternal World Peace and Environmental Conservation EBR>
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History of “The Blue Star of Life E/A>
(1) 1993: An original white porcelain globe named “The Star of Life Ewas
created by a Japanese ceramic artist and exhibited at the G7 Summit in
Tokyo.
(2) 1995: In the event to mark the 50th Anniversary of the Foundation of
The United Nations, a blue porcelain globe-shaped pot named “The Blue Star
of Life Ewas presented by courtesy of the Township of Tobe, Ehime Prefecture,
Japan, to the European Headquarters of the United Nations, viz. Palais
des Nations in Geneva, which is still placed in the lobby adjacent to the
room once used for the meeting of the Conference on Disarmament.
(3) 2000: During the G7 Summit in Okinawa and Miyazaki, the ceremony took
place to celebrate the 55th Anniversary of the Foundation of the United
Nations by collecting pebbles from the G7 states as well as from other
states and placing them inside “The Blue Star of Life Eas a prayer towards
international peace and environmental protection.
(4) 2005: For the 60th Anniversary of the Foundation of the United Nations,
pebbles collected from eight successive Prime Ministers of Japan as well
as from other states were placed in the pot.
(5) 2010: The organizing committee proposes to hold a ceremony led by students
or future leaders to mark the 65th Anniversary of the Foundation of the
United Nations.
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