Illustrate a black-and-white ink drawing in the style of Franco-Belgian comics, inspired by artists like François Walthéry and André Franquin. Set in a Lecco seminar room in Italy, the scene captures a lively discussion on transforming the arms industry into peaceful policies. Include expressive Italian figures, both male and female, such as "The Speaker," an animated man passionately advocating for peace policies at a podium, "The Thoughtful Economist," a woman in stylish Italian attire taking notes, and "The Engaged Engineer," a middle-aged man gesturing enthusiastically. The figures should display dynamic poses and lively expressions true to the 1980s Belgian comic style. Extend the scene across a 16:9-widescreen canvas with a white background. Use clean, bold lines and strong black ink for contours and shading to add depth and texture, capturing the spirited essence of nonviolent engagement.

Lecco Seminar Advocates for Transforming the Arms Industry into Peaceful Policies

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Lecco Hosts Seminar on Conversion of the Arms Industry and Peace Policies

In a time marked by rearmament and a shift towards a militarized economy, the Peace Table advocates for urgent commitment to civil and nonviolent resistance. The group emphasizes the necessity to explore seemingly idealistic perspectives that promote active engagement in an industrial policy focused on peace. This discussion is part of a seminar aimed at addressing the conversion of the arms industry and policies for peace.

This event highlights the importance of community involvement in fostering a peaceful industrial landscape, encouraging attendees to rethink traditional approaches to industry and conflict.

For further details, read the full article on Prima Lecco.

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