There was a large audience at the United States of the World and the Museum of Peace for the presentation of the book “Peccato ubbidire” by Gino Riccio (Olisterno editore).
The book recounts the life of Don Antonio Maione, an Italian priest and theologian present at the meeting.
On this occasion, General-Secretary Michele Capasso and International Committee Chairman Massimo Pica Ciamarra dialogued with Don Antonio Maione on the most important topics contained in the "Constitution of the United States of the World": from artificial intelligence to the "seven conversions" (ecological, ethical, urban, etc.), from the concept of freedom to that of civil disobedience. The audience was involved in the debate.
Don Antonio's birthday was celebrated on this occasion.

A delegation of members of the "United States of the World" from Sydney visited the "Museum of Peace" in Naples.
Welcomed by SG Michele Capasso and Pia Molinari, the delegation expressed great appreciation for the work of the "United States of the World", particularly with regard to safeguarding the planet and initiatives to ensure stable peace.

At a press conference, the next recipients of the "Mediterranean Awards" were presented, who are:

• Miguel Angel Moratinos - high representative of the UNAOC (UN) - for the "Institutions" category;
• Mostapha Bousmina - President of the Euromed University of Fez - for the "Culture" category;
• Faouzi Lekjia - Deputy Minister of Morocco - for the "Institutions" category;
• Amina Bouayach - president of the Moroccan National Council for Human Rights - for the  "Social Solidarity" category;
• Francoise Altan - singer - for the "Art and Creativity" category.

• The ceremony will take place in Fez on 6 December 2024 in the presence of Secretary-General Michele Capasso and other members of the "United States of the World", as well as representatives of various countries, European Commissioners and authorities of the Kingdom of Morocco.

A delegation from the "United States of the World’" and the "Fondazione Mediterraneo" attended Cop 29 - the United Nations Climate Conference - bringing the contribution of the 181 member countries, particularly on the topic of ecological conversion.
Secretary-General Michele Capasso conveyed the strong perplexity about the poor results obtained that do not take into account the serious global emergency.
Italian Prime Minister Meloni spoke on 13 November.