Global Peace Chain is coming to Dubai

The Global Peace Summit Dubai 2023 will include community-based activities and peace dialogues as a countermeasure to violence and extremism. The summit will also provide delegates with the opportunity to develop a deeper understanding of human rights advocacy, and to establish international peace initiatives that promote tolerance and inclusivity.

The summit, which will be held in Dubai from March 15th-18th, 2023, is fully-funded by Global Peace Chain, and candidates from any part of the world are welcome to apply. The four-day event promises to be an enlightening and transformative experience for all attendees, providing them with the opportunity to build a worldwide network of like-minded individuals committed to promoting global peace and cooperation.

This February, Dubai's commitment to global peace and cooperation has been demonstrated once again at the three-day GPC conference in Nairobi that brought together young leaders from around the world to discuss strategies for promoting peace and sustainability.

Maria Bogomolova, curating experiences at the Global Citizen Forum - a Canadian non-profit organization committed to reversing the global refugee crisis, - was selected based on her demonstrated commitment to peacebuilding and unlocking the potential of youth empowerment and global mobility.

"I am honored and excited to have been selected as the Global Peace Chain fully-funded delegate and then appointed a Kenya Youth Tourism Ambassador by the State Tourism Board," Maria said. "The Global Peace Chain nurtures the culture of tolerance, inclusivity and global citizenship by connecting young leaders to decision-makers and effective peacebuilders around the world."

Dignitaries who attended the summit included Charlene Ruto, the first daughter of the President of Kenya, Hon. John Ololtua, Permanent Secretary for Tourism, Wildlife, and Heritage, Miss Tourism Noni Kariuki, and Hon. John Chirchir, the CEO of Kenya Tourism Board.

During the summit, Peninah Malonza, Cabinet Secretary for Kenya's Ministry of Tourism, highlighted the importance of peacebuilders creating inclusive spaces that celebrate diversity and promote mutual respect in order to combat violence.

Kamran Zafar and Muhammad Ahmad, the founders of Global Peace Chain, also shared their experience of promoting peace and resilience through fostering a culture of mutual understanding and interfaith harmony.

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About The Global Peace Chain

Global Peace Chain (F) envisions to build resilience, cultivate the culture of tolerance, inclusivity, interfaith harmony,co-existence,love and social peace building across the border through peace camps in educational institutions, interactive sessions, peace talks with society stakeholders, diplomats, ambassadors, influential community groups,UN officials, religious scholars and community based organization across the globe by empowering Global Peace Ambassadors.

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