Shashi Tharoor Under-Secretary-General UN DPI (2001–2007)
DPI is the UN’s Department of Public Information. As head of the department, Shashi Tharoor was able to offer Jeremy advice about generating awareness for Peace Day.
“Looking at how to make this work, of course the key thing is to actually produce results where there is conflict, to actually have a ceasefire that holds.”
Hisham Abdel Razek Minister of Detainees Affairs Palestinian Authority
As Minister of Detainees Affairs, Hisham Abdel Razek fights for human rights. He talked to Jeremy about his experiences and his wish for Peace Day.
“Everyone knows it makes sense to support the idea of a global ceasefire. I take this opportunity to urge the world’s youth towards peace.”
Marc Mathieu Senior Vice President (1996–2008)
Global Brand Marketing The Coca-Cola Company
Marc Mathieu was instrumental in helping to build the long- standing relationship between Peace One Day and Coca-Cola.
“I’d like to introduce to you somebody we met. His name is Jeremy. When we met Jeremy the first time, we felt you needed to meet him as well. Great job, Jeremy.”
IMPORTANT!! Don’t forget the THREE STEPS TO PEACE ONE DAY Ask your teacher about this.
Young People can take the lead. YOU can make a difference. 90 Resource R – Film Characters
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