Approaching the Pailles Conference Center Port Louis, Mauritius

1. IIFWP at the United Nations International Meeting on Small Island Developing StatesMauritiusJanuary 10~14, 2005

2. Approaching the Pailles Conference Center Port Louis, Mauritius

3. Opening Ceremonies of the Mauritius International Meeting for Small Island Developing States January 10th, 2005

4. The Prime Minister of Mauritius • Welcomes everyone and opens the event in the capacity of the President of the International Meeting

5. Throughout the conference, IIFWP delegates met with Heads of StateHeads of Delegations, and Ambassadors, as well asRepresentatives of Nations, and leaders of Intergovernmental and Non-Governmental Organizations

6. Greeting the Prime Minister of Samoa in the main UN Conference Room, January 13th, 2005

7. Prime Minister of Samoa being interviewed for “Voices of Peace” by Mr. Kevin Pickard

8. Current President of the Seychelles being introduced by Sir James Manacham (IIFWP Delegate,) the founding President of Seychelles.

9. Greeting Ambassador Sichan Siv, United States Ambassador to the UN for Economic and Social Affairs

10. The President of the Marshall Islands

11. Prince of Tonga speaks with IIFWP Secretary General.

12. Secretary General speaks with the Head of the Egyptian Delegation.

13. Rev. Kwak greeting the President of the Marshall Islands

14. First Lady of Tuvalu and IIFWP UN Office Delegates.

15. Mauritius Speaker of the House, a friend of Mauritius IIFWP members.

16. IIFWP’s Side Event

17. IIFWP Side Event as part of the proceedings

18. IIFWP conducted a Side Event on Comprehensive Human Development, HIV/AIDS Prevention & Technology Transfer. The ECOSOC rapporteur acknowledged the IIFWP side event as the best they had observed. Participants stayed on after the formal end time.

19. First Speaker: Sir James R. Mancham • Founding President, Republic of the Seychelles spoke on “An innovative approach to SIDS leadership for the 21st century”

20. Second: Dr. Thomas Walsh spoke on “A comprehensive approach to human development that simultaneously enables sustainable development and strengthens HIV/AIDS prevention”

21. Following Rev. Ghomsi’s talk about HIV/AIDS prevention currently underway in Africa, Ms. Karen Judd Smith spoke • “Integrating technology transfer and comprehensive capacity development for island youth and the Ocean Providence.”

22. IIFWP’s Mauritius SymposiumWednesday 12th January, 2005

23. Guests arrive at the hotel and register

24. 89 People gathered for the Mauritius Symposium at the • Trou Aux Biches Resort Hotel, Mauritius

25. The Keynote Address introduced many Mauritius leaders to the founding principles and work of the IIFWP

26. Rev. Kwak instructed guests about the meaning and value of the Blessing and all participated.

27. Symposium guests included the Ambassador of Grenada to the UN and the Senior Minister, Head of the Grenada Delegation to the MIM.

28. IIFWP Delegation met with the President of the UN General Assembly Friday January 14, 2005

29. President of the GA with IIFWP Delegation

30. H.E. Jean Ping (Gabon), Dr. Chung-hwan Kwak

31. Rev. Kwak explained Rev. Moon’s recommendation for an Interreligious Council at the United Nations and the ideal of the Peace UN.

32. The meeting took place in the Secretariat of the Pailles Conference Center

33. The Mauritius International Meeting closed with informal meetings

34. Informal consultations lasted into the evenings at the Conference Hotels.

35. L to R: Karen Smith, Thomas Walsh, Opposition Leader, Dr. Kwak Chung-hwan, Speaker of the House, Sir James Mancham, Kevin Pickard

36. Leaving the Conference Center, Port Louis, Mauritius

37. IIFWP at the United Nations International Meeting on Small Island Developing States,January 2005