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Concept Note for the High-Level Meeting "Interreligious Dialogue for…

- - - - Several conferences and programs joined by many world organizations and world leaders have been held in the recent years and contributed greatly in assessing the state of peace in the context of religion
        
        "United against Violence in the Name of Religion" conference
        
        Social Media as Space for Dialogue trainings
        
        Dialogue and Interreligious Education
        
        Reconciliation and Social Cohesion
      - “Partnerships are a cornerstone for working on developing strategies and action plans that promote a culture of dialogue and foster a culture of peaceful coexistence and diversity."
        
        the UN Office for Genocide Prevention and Right to Protect and KAICIID convened religious leaders in Rabat, Morocco in 2015, followed by five regional meetings (Middle East, Asia and Pacific, Africa, Europe, and Americas) with KAICIID the World Council of Churches and other partners to develop the Fez Action Plan and regional action plans that encompass effective ways to counter hate speech and incitement to violence in the name of religion launched in 2017.”
        
        The Fez Action Plan and other regional action plans that encompass effective ways to counter hate speech and incitement to violence in the name of religion launched in 2017 by world organizations and leaders in response to the realization that partnerships promote peace and diversity
      - “KAICIID’s partnership with the World Organization of the Scout Movement (whose membership includes more than 40 million members) aimed to incorporate dialogue within the training and education of scouts of different ages in order to foster a generation of young believers in dialogue as a tool to resolve conflicts and to deal with the disputes and differences. Strengthening institutional capacity also comes in the form of working closely with governments and policy makers.”