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Vladimir Norov , Foreign Minister of Uzbekistan (2006-2010, 2022), SCO Secretary General (2019-21)  I nternational Institute IFIMES, through GA FG and the consortium of its global partners gathered almost 20 speakers of all generations, meridians and professions, and organised highly topical and much- needed summit on the future of the human race, enveloped in ever-evolving technology titled ' Technology-Mind-Health ' on 4th December 2025, Geneva/Vienna.   This article outlines the key points from the keynote address delivered by Vladimir Norov , former Foreign Minister of Uzbekistan (2006–2010, 2022) and Secretary-General of the SCO (2019–2021). In recent years, the triad “ T echnology – Mind – Health ” has moved from an academic question to a central challenge for governments, industries, and societies.  Today, the ways in which we design, regulate, and apply technologies will increasingly determine not only economic outcomes, but also the psychological resilience an...

  Lo scorso 3 dicembre 2025 presso la sede del Parlamento Europeo a Strasburgo , si è tenuto un convegno che si è occupato di un tema molto attuale e delicato, quale quello della violenza prenatale/postnatale e la protezione neuro-legale . Questo evento promosso dal PSAF , organizzazione da lei presieduta,  ha come obiettivo è quello di gettare le basi per un “ Osservatorio Internazionale sulla Salute Mentale Perinatale ”, ha visto in campo la collaborazione di un team straordinario e il supporto di relatori e istituzioni di livello mondiale. Abbiamo intervistato il prof. dott. Raffaele Zinno , presidente del PSAF ,  che unitamente alla dott.ssa    Hamida Ouled Slimane , è stato tra i principali promotori di questo comvegno internazionale. D : Prof. Zinno , quali sono le sue considerazioni finali su questo evento? R:  Sono molto soddisfatto del risultato dell’evento. La partecipazione di circa 90 Paesi, con diverse rappresentanze istituzionali, ha so...

  In today’s interconnected and unpredictable world, no government, corporation, or public institution is immune to crisis. Natural disasters, cyber-attacks, economic shocks, public scandals, and misinformation campaigns can emerge suddenly, threatening stability, credibility, and public confidence. For leaders, particularly in the Global South, where governance systems often face chronic resource constraints, limited institutional capacity, and fragmented decision-making, the ability to manage crises decisively and communicate effectively is not just beneficial, it is essential for survival and legitimacy. Inspired by the work of luminaries such as Olga Algayerova (former UN Under-Secretary-General), Adnan Shihab-Eldin (former OPEC Secretary-General), Ana Birchall (former Prime Minister Deputy) and Dimitris Avramopoulos (former EU Commissioner), as well as Brussels-based specialists like Anna Meusburger – to mentioned but few, the following lines examine the core principles of cri...