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Announcement: 7th Munich Peace Meeting 2025

On the initiative of the project group ‘Münchner Sicherheitskonferenz verändern’ e.V. and with the participation of the Munich Security Conference team, a Munich Peace Meeting has been held annually since 2019 as a non-public expert discussion.

The Munich Peace Meeting (MPM) has developed into an important event where
– peace research, peace work, the peace movement, and the MSC network,
– an in-depth expert exchange on aspects of security and peace policy takes place,
– concrete suggestions for the upcoming MSC in February each year can emerge regarding topics, guests, and formats.

The 7th Munich Peace Meeting will take place on September 29, 2025 (Part 1) and October 21, 2025 (Part 2).

The following key topics are planned:

  • Role of women in sustainable conflict transformation and peacekeeping
  • Influence of culture, religion, and tradition on security and peace instruments
  • Contribution of active non-violence and civil peace work to peacekeeping and stability
  • Social justice and inclusion as central foundations of constructive and sustainable peacebuilding

We will inform you about the results and further activities after the conclusion of the MPM 2025.

July 7, 2025: MSKverändern General Meeting

On July 6, 2025, the association’s annual general meeting took place at the “Leiden Christi” Parish in Munich-Obermenzing.
Dr. Thomas Mohr, Chairman of the project group, chaired the meeting and, following his welcome, outlined the key topics of the event:

  • organizational structure of the association
  • definition of thematic priorities
  • recruitment of new members and supporters
  • finances

In addition, the board was elected:
Dr. Thomas Mohr remains the Chairman of the association.
Katharina Rottmayr-Czerny and Matthias Linnemann were also confirmed in their positions.

Two new association members were welcomed. The event was also used to commemorate the valuable work of the honorary chairwoman Mechthild Schreiber, who passed away last year.

The association wishes the board every success in its work.

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