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International Conference on Religion, Ethics, and Global Peace

17th Mar – 18th Mar 2027 Matola, Mozambique Standard / Physical Participation
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International Conference on Religion, Ethics, and Global Peace conference tracks support global knowledge exchange, innovation, and sustainable development priorities across diverse disciplines.

SDG 4 - Quality Education SDG 10 - Reduced Inequalities SDG 11 - Sustainable Cities and Communities SDG 16 - Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions

This track explores the role of interfaith dialogue in fostering cooperation among diverse religious communities. It aims to highlight successful models and practices that contribute to mutual understanding and respect.

This session focuses on the various ethical traditions within Islamic philosophy and their implications for contemporary moral dilemmas. Participants will analyze how these traditions can inform modern ethical discourse.

This track examines the concept of religious pluralism as a foundation for peacebuilding efforts in multicultural societies. It seeks to identify strategies that promote coexistence and harmony among different faiths.

This session investigates how religious narratives can be utilized in conflict resolution processes. It emphasizes the potential of these narratives to transform adversarial relationships into collaborative ones.

This track delves into various theological perspectives on peace and their practical applications in promoting social harmony. It invites discussions on how religious teachings can inspire nonviolent action.

This session engages with the intersections of moral philosophy and global justice, focusing on how ethical frameworks can address issues of inequality and injustice. Participants will explore philosophical arguments that advocate for a just world.

This track examines the relationship between human rights and religious beliefs, highlighting both tensions and synergies. It aims to foster dialogue on how religious principles can support or challenge human rights advocacy.

This session focuses on the importance of religious tolerance as a cornerstone for nonviolent societies. It seeks to explore historical and contemporary examples of nonviolent movements inspired by religious teachings.

This track investigates the role of spiritual ethics in shaping social responsibility and community engagement. It aims to highlight how spiritual values can motivate individuals and organizations to contribute to the common good.

This session explores the philosophical foundations that support the concept of religious harmony. Participants will discuss how philosophical inquiry can enhance understanding and respect among different faith traditions.

This track examines the role of religious leaders in global peace initiatives and their influence on community dynamics. It aims to identify effective leadership strategies that promote peace and reconciliation.

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