Opening Speech at an international peace event hosted by the Diplomatic Mission Peace and Prosperity (DMPP).

Humanity must put an end to war, or war will put an end to humanity.

“A world in which those who want war go into battle themselves would undoubtedly be more peaceful.”

Ladies and gentlemen,

I would like to extend a very warm welcome to you all to this international peace event, hosted by the Diplomatic Mission Peace and Prosperity (DMPP).

First, I would like to introduce some of the DMPP board members who were able to join us today, including the President and founder of the DMPP in Tirana, Dr. Shefki Hysa, Dr. Dylbere Dika, Mr. Dušan Golović, and myself, Uwe Zirbes, as Vice President.

I welcome all the guests, business leaders from various countries, and especially all the speakers, whom we will introduce separately.

We are all particularly pleased to welcome two individuals this evening who will receive awards for their outstanding commitment.

I stand before you today as a representative of the independent, international non-government and lobby organization “Diplomatic Mission Peace and Prosperity” (DMPP), which is committed to peace and prosperity in our world. I would like to emphasize that I do not speak on behalf of everyone here, but rather share with you my personal beliefs and the mission of our organization.

In today’s world, characterized by advanced weapons systems, widespread propaganda and political agitation, we must become aware of one fact: “Humanity must put an end to war, or war will put an end to humanity.” War is a crime committed by those who start it, but also by those who support, prolong or enforce it.

When two sides are turned against each other, when war and chaos are the goal, then the only right way is to advocate for peace and de-escalation. That is exactly the goal of our organization, the DMPP.

In contrast to the isolated puppets of politics, we do not take sides. Instead, we point to the catastrophic fate of civilians on both sides of the conflict. We believe in the truth that many of us have been shaped by religious or political leaders who imposed certain beliefs and promises on us.

One of the most important things each of us can do is to form our own opinions and not blindly follow leaders like sheep running behind a flock. Critical thinking and the ability to evaluate information without bias are crucial to resisting manipulation and propaganda and contributing to a more just world.

On our journey to inner peace, we must also accept our responsibility for global peace. Together we can create a world free from conflict, injustice and exploitation. The current challenges require a collective effort, but this effort must not be characterized by fear or blind obedience.

We must realize that our actions have an impact on the world, and we have a responsibility to change it for the better. Peace and freedom mean not being forced to do what we don’t want to do. Each of us should believe in the good in ourselves and strive to leave the planet better than we found it.

In my role as Vice President of the DMPP, I am firmly against war and passionately committed to peace. It is an undeniable fact that those who make decisions for war are rarely themselves on the front lines and suffer the terrible consequences of their actions. Instead, they often trick unsuspecting citizens into fighting for their causes using propaganda and empty promises such as “for the fatherland.”

I say to everyone’s: “A world in which those who want war go into battle themselves would undoubtedly be more peaceful.”

As long as this doesn’t happen, as long as the greed for money and the insane belief in being able to “play God” is in the minds of a few people who satisfy their greed by dying from man-made viruses or weapons, we will continue to prevail over the majority of people Support humanitarian aid and try to win over other personalities who are committed to peace and prosperity worldwide. It must not be the case that a few ELITES decide the fate of all humanity in order to maintain order. They are not gods, just sick madmen.

Some people say: “Money makes the world go round.”

I could never really believe that

because money has no emotions at all.

Accordingly, it cannot pursue any interests. How is that supposed to work?

Although it is the only power on the entire planet,

before which all humanity falls to its knees,

But money doesn’t rule the world.

Man rules the world because he created money.

And money created capitalism, not the other way around.

That’s why money is not responsible for any problems in this world,

and neither is capitalism,

but it is man through his negative greed.

The world has enough of everything, for all needs of all people,

it just doesn’t have enough for everyone’s greed.

History teaches us that good always prevails. Let us believe in this together and fight for a world of peace and prosperity. It is in our hands to shape the world the way we want it to be. Let’s protect this wonderful planet and preserve it for future generations.

Thank you.