The Russian Delphic Union (RDU) as upcoming new member of the IDC Berlin is in process of registration in the Ministry of Justice Russia. The designated President of RDU is Andrey Kokoulin, President of All Russian Dance Organization (ARDO).
“I am deeply humbled and singularly honoured to be nominated by you in the Selective Ambassadors from the India zone and becoming a colleague of such illustrious luminaries as H.E. Mr. Nelson Mandela, Mr. Lothar de Maizière and Mr. Soo Kwan Park…” Adressed to the IDC by Kuchipudi Dancer Shallu Jindal, 20th of March 2010
Representatives of the IDC were officially invited to participate in the “Gathering of Traditional Leaders in Honour of and to pay Tribute to Nelson Mandela” in Pretoria on the 5th of November 2009. They met Chiefs, Kings and Queens, among them the Grandson of Nelson Mandela, Mr. Nkosi Zwelivelile Mandela, Head of Mvezo Traditional Council.
Water, as symbol of the Delphic Games is of equal importance as the fire for the Olympic Games. With a ceremony of the water fetching at the Kastalian Spring, the III Delphic Games 2009 were initiated weeks prior to the Games and its official Opening Ceremony in Jeju, Korea. Members of the OrgCom 2009 met the mayor of Delphi, Panagiotis…
Bahrain. H.E. Shaikh Fawaz bin Mohd. Alkhalifa, Minister for Youth & Sport, received representatives of sport, culture and economy, among them the Secretary General of IDC, Mr. Christian Kirsch.
In Tune with the Island of Peace – The Delphic Games 2009 on Jeju In September 2009, the volcanic island of Jeju, South Korea, became the stage for an extraordinary global celebration of art and culture: the III Delphic Games of the modern era. Held under the theme “In Tune with Nature”, the event brought together hundreds of artists in…
A Dreaming Day in Tbilisi – The First Junior Delphic Games 1997 In the turbulent aftermath of the Cold War, amidst political tension and fresh scars from conflict, something extraordinary happened in Tbilisi, Georgia: the first Junior Delphic Games of the modern era. What began as a delicate spark of hope became a shining symbol of cultural reconciliation and shared…