Diplomats from 17 countries visited PeaceBread field in Jõgeva

Shortly after sowing of Peacebread rye diplomats from 17 ambassies in Tallin visited Peacebread location on fields of Jõgeva Plant breeding Institute, between them 7 ambassadors.

Left to the table our partner from Jõgeva Plant breeding Institute, director Mati KOPPEL, in the middle just befor the table the German ambassador Mr. Christian Matthias SCHLAGA.

Another place of interest of the group of diplomats was the location of a major battle that took place during the Russo-Swedish War of 1656-1658 near Jõgeva.

In the small house – Kärde Peace House – was signed the so-called “treaty of everlasting peace” between Russia and Sweden on 21 June 1661 . The peace treaty ended the war between Russia and Sweden in 1656-1658.

The Association PeaceBread

The non-profit association PeaceBread based in Berlin was created according to its statutes to

highlight and make a contribution to the reciprocal connection between peace keeping in Europe and the world and sustainable agriculture,
contribute to the commemoration of the fall of the Berlin Wall and the Iron Curtain in Europe in 1989 and to refer to the new possibilities that were created by universal peace in Europe,
include partners from countries that joined the European Union after 1989 or have a membership prospect and therefore promote peace and the understanding between nations.

The members and the managing office of the Association PeaceBread are doing this on a honorary basis. The association acts independently in matters of organization and content

Contact Data

FriedensBrot e. V.
Wilhelmsaue 37
10713 Berlin

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