Annex 2 Page 23 No. Member State Activities undertaken to mark the Year of Peace and Security (July-December 2010) Activities undertaken on the International Day of Peace, 21 September 2010 Ambassador participated in a football game and held a meeting with civil society, faith-based organizations and the media, and participated in the lighting of the Flame of Peace, on 24 September. 48. Rabbah Madjer Participated in the High-Level Retreat of Special Envoys and Participated in Peace Day events in Burundi Mediators in Cairo, in August. 49. Youssouf N’Dour Broadcasted programs on the Year of Peace in his private Advocated for the Year of Peace at a concert in media. Paris, France, and addressed the media. Regional Economic Communities 50. COMESA Activities undertaken to mark the Security 51. EAC Year of Peace and Activities on the Peace Day (21st September 2010) Used various media outlets to target both policy-makers and communities with the message of the YoPS, including through websites, brochures, DVDs, public material, such as T-shirts, as well as through football matches and cultural events. During the 13th COMESA Summit held in Swaziland in September 2010, a Flame of Peace was lit and a YoPS message was delivered by the Chairman of COMESA to mark Peace Day. On 21 September, COMESA took the opportunity to COMESA placed its Secretary-General’s message in its sensitize its staff members on the importance of website, from June 2010, and launched the YoPS by installing peace and security and on the objectives of the two Trade Information Desks for Small Scale Cross-border YoPS. During most of the events, “Make Peace Traders at the Goma-Gisenyi border of DRC and Rwanda. Happen” T-shirts and caps were distributed, while COMESA and AU YoPS brochures were distributed widely during the various COMESA meetings. Launched the commemoration of the Year of Peace in Africa on 17 April 2010 in Bujumbura, Burundi, with a clear