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Welcome to Rotary’s website of Inter Country Committees PDF Print E-mail
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Saturday, 27 September 2008 21:58


Dear Rotary Friends

What do you know about Inter Country Committees

  • The oldest Rotary programme dedicated to the promotion of Peace.
  • Guaranteeing the advancement of humanist values on which civilisations are founded.
  • Weaving its network of twinned clubs, sponsorship and open contacts.
  • Playing a vital part in developing humanity through the UN millennium targets on education, water, hunger, health, poverty, maternal and infant mortality. 
  • Actively participating in the growth of ideas and exchanges with those countries once more open to Rotary.

Cyril Noirtin is responsible for this site which helps you discover the ICCs’ work.

  • You can learn that these ICCs have their own history. They started quietly in 1931 and were officially recognised in 1950.Today there are 230 active committees throughout the world. They add vigour to RI’s splendid programmes.
  • We hope that those Rotarians who have worked with ICCs over the years will receive grateful recognition for their efforts.
  • The teams of today are passionately following that same aim: promoting world Peace.

Serge Gouteyron
Chairman Executive Council 2008-2010 ICC’s
RI Vice president 2005-2006
RI Director 2004-2006

Last Updated ( Sunday, 19 April 2009 20:36 )
 
ICC international Conference in Tunis PDF Print E-mail
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Tuesday, 17 November 2009 13:25

ICCs and the Culture of Peace

After Bucharest in October 2008, it was the turn of Tunis and District 9010 to host an International Conference of Inter Country Committees on October 23/24 2009.

Last Updated ( Tuesday, 17 November 2009 13:47 )
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Newsflash

The second meeting of the 2008-09 RI Board of Directors was held on 3–6 November 2008 in Evanston, Illinois, USA.

At this meeting the Board encouraged governors to form intercountry committees between African countries and other Rotary countries outside the continent, and further encouraged governors to include information on Reach Out to Africa in their newsletters and Web sites.

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