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Vienna, Austria
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April 29, 2002
Located in Wiener Rathaus Park
A gift from the City of Hiroshima to the City of Vienna
Wiener Rathaus
The City of Vienna, as a mutual member of the
World Conference of Mayors for Peace Through
Inter-City Solidarity,
worked closely with the City of Hiroshima to
organize
the Hiroshima-Nagasaki A-bomb Exhibition.
ld in Vienna in 2000, the exhibition promoted
abolition
of nuclear weapons through greater
international
awareness and cooperation. The City of
Hiroshima
is honored to present the 2002 International
Peace Garden
to the City of Vienna for actively serving the
cause of peace.
Left to right: Ambassador of Japan (to
Austria) Akio Ijuin,
IPGF President Paula Savage,
Office of Development of the Environment
Isabella Kossina Eröffnete
(representing the Mayor of Vienna),
Member of Parliament of Canada, Richard Patten,
and Prof. Acanfora, Italienisches
Kulturinstitut/Italian Embassy.
Peace Garden, Vienna
International Peace Garden Vienna 2002
Lage:
1., Friedrich-Schmidt-Platz 1
Größe: 300 m2
Erreichbarkeit: U2 Rathaus
Parktelefon:Tel.:(++43 1) 4000-97242,
Franz
Ratzka
Let the seeds of peace begin here and
spread throughout the world
1992 wurde die
International
Peace
Garden
Foundation
mit Sitz in New York City gegründet. Jährlich
wird der Peace Garden
in einem anderen "Country of Honor" durch ein
Blumenbeet repräsentiert.
Nach Ottawa, Washington D.C., Berlin, Warschau,
Budapest,
Strassburg, Laibach, Pretoria und Hiroshima,
hat Wien für 2002
ie Nominierung angenommen. Feierliche Eröffnung
des
Wiener Peace Gardens: Montag 29.
April 2002, 11 Uhr.
Dedication Ceremony and Reception
Remarks by Paula Savage, President
International Peace Garden Foundation
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