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Diplomatic seminar speech #2:
Helga Zepp-LaRouche, Schiller Institute's founder and international president, held this speech at the Schiller Institute's successful diplomatic seminar in Copenhagen on December 11, 2025.

The diplomatic seminar was attended by 14 diplomats from 10 countries, with guest speakers H.E. Ambassador Prof. Dr. Manuel Hassassian and Helga Zepp-LaRouche, who travelled to Copenhagen from Germany. The title was “Can There Finally Be Peace Through Development Between an Independent Palestine, Israel and the Region? Build the Oasis Plan Now!” The countries in attendance comprised six from Southwest Asia, one from Western Europe, one from Eastern Europe, one from Africa, and one from Asia. Five other countries had registered but were unable to attend. A few Schiller Institute supporters were also in attendance.

Ambassador Hassassian delivered a one-hour speech with his insightful analysis of the obstacles and prospects for peace, and a wonderful conceptual description of the Oasis Plan, which he fully supports. He answered two questions from Helga Zepp-LaRouche, the first about the new U.S. national security report implications for the conflict in Southwest Asia, and the second, in which she thanked the Ambassador for his support for the Oasis Plan, and said that the next step should be for a government to sponsor a conference to elaborate the plan, including students making AI animations to visualize it. Ambassador Hassassian also answered questions from two diplomats.

Zepp-LaRouche denounced the ongoing genocide in Palestine and described the Oasis Plan in more detail, in connection with the World Land-Bridge. She then gave a briefing based on her new document, “Withdraw from NATO! New National Security Strategy Requires New Security Architecture,” calling for a Westphalian peace process. She answered two questions from a Schiller Institute organizer, about the need for a new cultural renaissance, and about using Nicholas of Cusa’s method of conflict resolution in our time.

Speakers:

H.E. Prof. Dr. Manuel Hassassian, the Palestinian Authority’s ambassador to Denmark, who is shortly retiring from his post in Denmark, will present his parting evaluation about the prospects and obstacles for peace and Palestinian independence. He is a supporter of the Schiller Institute’s Oasis Plan for peace through development. H.E. Prof. Dr. Manuel Hassassian has “a PhD in comparative politics and has over 25 years of academic experience, including as executive vice president at Bethlehem University. Prior to his current role, he served as the Palestinian Ambassador to the United Kingdom from 2005 to 2018. Professor Hassassian is a dedicated advocate for Palestinian rights and has been actively involved in international dialogues promoting peace in the Middle East.

Helga Zepp-LaRouche, founder and international president of the Schiller Institute and editor-in-chief of Executive Intelligence Review (via live video). Helga Zepp-LaRouche founded the Schiller Institute in 1984. She was married to Lyndon LaRouche (1922-2019) who, in 1975, proposed an Oasis Plan for peace through development between Israel and Palestine and the region. Since November 2022, she has been promoting the establishment of a New International Security and Development Architecture, and she initiated the International Peace Coalition in 2023.

Excerpt from the invitation:
The peace plan signed on October 9, 2025 was an inflection point in the long conflict between Israel and the Palestinians, and the Southwest Asia region as a whole. The living Israeli hostages and hundreds of Palestinian prisoners were released from captivity. A cease-fire was agreed upon, yet the killing in Gaza continues, albeit at a lower level. The demolition of structures continues. Humanitarian aid is constricted. Israeli settler violence escalates on the West Bank. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu continues to say that he will not allow an independent Palestinian state to be established. Many parts of the peace plan are undefined or disputed.
The question is, how can the international community act to ensure that a genuine peace is achieved?
One thing is to increase support for the independence of Palestine. But another crucial element is the need to promote the idea of “peace through development.” In 1975, Lyndon LaRouche (1922-2019), the American economist and statesman proposed an Oasis Plan – an ambitious infrastructure project to produce massive amounts of fresh water in the region, to increase economic productivity and to provide a vision of win-win cooperation between Israel and Palestine, and the region – to pave a pathway to peace. As LaRouche emphasized after the Oslo Accords were signed in 1993, the shovels have to hit the ground. That time, it did not happen. Can it happen now?

See the Oasis Plan 14-minute video from February 2024:
The Oasis Plan — LaRouche's Solution for the Middle East
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