After 33 years of work, the drafting of the "Constitution of the United States of the World" is about to be completed.
Members from various countries met in Marrakech for the last reading: an important moment in a difficult moment in history in which the most important values ​​must be defended and respected by all the peoples of the world.
LAND AND PEACE is the summary of the content of the Charter which will be made official by the end of 2022 at the Naples headquarters.

The Secretary General of the "United States of the World" Michele Capasso took part in the handover between the presidents of the Rotary Club "Ercolano Centenario".
The outgoing president Antonio Romano, in the presence of the mayor of Portici Sen. Enzo Cuomo, proposed the creation of the monumental work "Totem for Peace" by sculptor Mario Molinari - symbol of the "United States of the World" - in the port of Portici.
SG Capasso agreed to the proposal, which will be finalised by the end of the year, hoping that, under the leadership of the world's first "woman" president of Rotary Clubs, all Rotary Clubs will join the "United States of the World".

The Secretary General of the United States of the World Michele Capasso presented the "MARE NOSTRUM International Journalistic Award" - promoted since 2009 by the "Grimaldi Group" - to the young people of the Masters in Journalism of the University of Bari "Aldo Moro".
On this occasion, the GS recalled a verse from the Koran which says: "The NEWS must be PURE like WATER because it is indispensable for LIFE".
And to all the young journalists he wished to spread "Pure", "Potable" news, not infected by compromises and exploitation as unfortunately happens in most cases in the world today.

Naples City Councilor for Budget Pier Paolo Baretta visited the headquarters of the United States of the World.
Welcomed by Secretary General Michele Capasso, Director Pia Molinari and Sen. Giuseppe Lumia, he expressed appreciation for the institutional initiative that is more necessary than ever at this difficult time for human history.