The municipality of Mosquera recently hosted the photographic exhibition “La Paz Cotidiana.” This event aimed to acknowledge and highlight the efforts of various community sectors in fostering peaceful coexistence. The exhibition served as a platform to honor individuals working toward building a better society.
Details of the Exhibition
Taking place during the fourth session of the Municipal Council for Peace, Reconciliation, and Human Rights, “La Paz Cotidiana” featured images that captured the contributions of diverse community members. The event received support from the Ministry of the Interior and the Government Secretariat of Cundinamarca.
Community Involvement
- Participants included people with disabilities.
- Farmers and community leaders also featured prominently.
- The exhibition recognized the efforts of conflict victims and peace advisers in the reconciliation process.
Collaborative Efforts for Peace
Laura Ramírez, the Director of Justice, Human Rights, and Peace, underscored the importance of inter-institutional collaboration to host the event successfully. She noted, “The Government Secretariat of Cundinamarca, together with municipal administrations and the Ministry of the Interior, is committed to building peace in the territories. Today, we stand united in Mosquera.”
Symbolic Acts and Policy Development
The exhibition included a symbolic reconciliation act aimed at promoting non-stigmatization. This initiative seeks to advance the implementation of coexistence policies actively promoted in Mosquera. Additionally, the Ministry of the Interior emphasized the consolidation of peace and coexistence policies within the municipality.
“La Paz Cotidiana” truly exemplifies the commitment to territorial peace and coexistence, showcasing the community’s dedication to building a harmonious environment.
