The General Assembly of the European Masonic Alliance took place in Valencia, Spain, on Sunday June 16, 2024. 25 Masonic obediences from the four corners of Europe were present or represented. Its new president, Pier Paolo Peracchino, was elected.
A new obedience has also been admitted: The Women's Grand Lodge of Italy
This same weekend, the very beautiful convent of the Grand Symbolic Lodge of Spain took place in Valencia which installed its new Grand Master, Brenno Ambrosini.
Paris declaration, June 2024
Gathered on June 12, 2024 at the headquarters of the Grand Orient of France, in Paris, the Grand Orient of France, the French Federation of the International Mixed Masonic Order on Human Law, the Universal Mixed Grand Lodge, the Mixed Grand Lodge of France, the Mixed Grand Lodge of Memphis-Misraïm, all members of the Universal Masonic Alliance, have launched a solemn appeal for the mobilization of all Freemasons, brothers and sisters, to say no to the inevitability of the victory of the extreme -right and its ideology of hatred.
Press Release
Call for a leap forward for a fraternal Republic
The General Assembly of the AME-EMA 2022
The next AME-EMA General Assembly will be held in Athens from April 1 to 3, 2022, in Athens.
On the occasion of this general meeting, Friday April 1, 2022, an exceptional conference is organized open to the public:
“Conference on the Future of Europe:
- Humanistic reflection on climate change
- Rights of man/woman”.
By the Honorary Doctor of the University of West Attica, Deputy Mayor of the City of Athens, Eleftherios Skiadas.
As well as Stella Sofia Kyvelou, professor in the department of economic and regional development of the University of social and political sciences of Panteion, and visiting professor at Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne.
TITANIA HOTEL, April 1, 6 p.m.,
52, Panepistimiou Ave.
106 78 Athens – Greece
AME-EMA 2023 General Assembly in Lisbon
The next AME-EMA General Assembly will be held in Lisbon from June 17 to 18, 2023. This weekend, there will also be the convents of two member obediences.
