Global Peace & Economic Summit will bring international leaders together for discussions on peace, cooperation and humanitarian action
Washington, D.C.: The U.S. Capitol will be the backdrop for a global gathering focused on peace and international cooperation as House Speaker Mike Johnson joins Dr. K. A. Paul at the Global Peace & Economic Summit on September 23.
The summit, led by Dr. K. A. Paul, founder of the Global Peace Initiative, will bring together political, diplomatic, business and community representatives from different parts of the world. Organisers say the event will focus on finding ways to strengthen cooperation and encourage peaceful responses to conflicts.
The gathering is scheduled at the Capitol Hilton in Washington, D.C., where participants are expected to discuss peace, prosperity, unity and humanitarian responsibility. The organisers describe the summit as an international platform for leaders and communities to share ideas on addressing the consequences of war.
Dr. K. A. Paul has been involved in humanitarian and peace-related initiatives for several decades. His work has included charitable programmes, international outreach and efforts aimed at encouraging dialogue between communities from different religious, cultural and national backgrounds.
According to the organisers, Paul has also been associated with large peace rallies and community mobilisation programmes in several countries. The Global Peace Initiative says it has trained millions of lay leaders as part of its efforts to encourage public involvement in peacebuilding.
The summit takes place against the backdrop of continuing armed conflicts and humanitarian challenges around the world. Organisers say the event will seek to create greater awareness of these challenges while promoting dialogue and peaceful approaches to international disputes.
The central message of the gathering is collective action across caste, creed and religion. By bringing together people from different backgrounds, the organisers aim to encourage a shared commitment to peace and humanitarian cooperation.
The Global Peace & Economic Summit will be held on Wednesday, September 23, at the Capitol Hilton in Washington, D.C.
