Invited on Friday December 04, 2020 at ISTC Fm radio, the Central President of PLANETE PAIX H.Em. Achille COMOE and the Secretary for External Affairs Miss. Diallo Mariam explained in detail the “ANOUANZE225” project. They said that ANOUANZE in the local AKAN language means “UNTERSTANDING”. For them, the code 225 indicates the area concerned by the project, Cote d’Ivoire. ANOUANZE225 comes in response to the recent Ivorian pre-election, electoral and post-election crisis punctuated by inter-community conflicts, they added. In addition, political leaders have been invited to make use of dialogue at all times and in all places in the resolution of the conflicts which oppose them or which could oppose them. It should be noted that the ANOUANZE225 project already launched online is favorably received by Internet users. Finally, the Champions for Peace called on all the nation’s forces and international institutions to support the program.

This Monday, November 30, 2020, a delegation of Planète Paix-Côte d’Ivoire led by the Country Champion, His Excellency Dr. Erick Amani, was received by the multidisciplinary artist (writer, poet, choreographer and painter), Wêrê-Wêrê Liking.
On the menu for this meeting, the program called “ANOUANZÈ 225” . Planete Paix received all the support and wise advice from the Queen Mother of the village Ki Yi for the smooth running of this vast campaign to raise awareness of peace and social cohesion in Cote d’Ivoire.

As part of its awareness tour for peaceful presidential elections, the Youth Parliament of Côte d’Ivoire (Bingerville Section) organized, with the participation of YoungMotivators and Planète Paix Côte d’Ivoire, on Sunday 04 October 2020 in the municipal library of the Bingerville youth center a public conference.
Invited to communicate on “the role of Ivorian youth for peaceful elections”, the speaker, Doctor Erick Amani, Planète Paix Côte d’Ivoire Country Champion, called on young people to be responsible citizens.
For the speaker, it was a question of indicating that no society concerned about its development and respect for the dignity of each human being can flourish in violence. For him, as much young people are a major asset of cohesion and development, they can constitute a considerable barrier to the general development of society if their education is not strategically oriented towards tolerance which grants a space of choice to acceptance and expression of difference.
This message of promoting tolerance and the uninterrupted quest for stability found an attentive ear among the youth of Bingerville.
Mr. Landry Koua