Geneva Institute For Multipolarity

Reviving a multipolar way of thinking and doing

Message from the Institute’s founder

GIM
Geneva Institute for Multipolarity

MISSION

VISION

Promoting a more cooperative and equitable world

Reviving a multipolar way of thinking and doing

OBJECTIVES

VALUES

Establishing a multipolar platform in favor of a more cooperative, equitable, peaceful and sustainable world order

Asserting the principle of sovereign equality of countries and civilizations

STRUCTURE

STATUTS

Structure of Geneva Institute for Multipolarity

Forme juridique, but et siège of the Geneva Institute for Multipolarity

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OBJECTIVES

Establishing a multipolar platform to support the Institute’s mission through engaging nations, states, organizations, peoples and individuals towards leadership, entrepreneurship and youth commitment in favor of a more cooperative, equitable, peaceful and sustainable world order;
Facilitation of safe exchanges to find a common ground via peers' exchanges, conferences, forums, publications, agenda driven councils and community-based initiatives;
Building of a strategic intelligence community in order to produce reports, analyses, academic research, interviews, position papers and content driven works;
Encourage multipolar spirit and leader events curated by community;
Support the creation of regional multipolar alliances in the different parts of the world
Promote multipolarity way of thinking among scholars, business communities, civil society organizations as well as media and public opinion
Multipolarity advocacy towards international organizations, UNO, diplomats, MPs and political circles.

VALUES

Asserting the principle of sovereign equality of countries and civilizations.
Shaping a multipolarity agenda that is beneficial to all people, and, above all, that promotes the integrity and dignity of the human person, independent justice, the respect of cultures and traditions, the preservation of the environment as well as peace and shared prosperity among nations and on all continents.
Dedicating our energies to create a cooperative, equitable and sustainable world order, based on strict international laws drafted and agreed upon by all poles and nations.
Changing the phrase “let’s oppose” to “let’s work together “; the word “war” to “mutual respect “; the words “challenge” and “competition” to “help” and “cooperation”.
Respect of high ethical values and independence in information, journalism, and scientific research in accordance with the traditional Swiss values such as neutrality, humanity, impartiality, universality and unity in diversity.