Principals & Objectives

• Advance the course of peace, by providing a platform for all interested parties and encourage free discussion on peace issues and related matters.

• Promote the interaction of existing peace activists and organizations and developing interpersonal skills for handling relationships and conflict constructively.

• Put peace onto the agendas of organizations and to institutionalize peace.

• Provide a strong platform, based on research and sound infrastructure, for educational, community and international activities.

• Harness commitment and expertise, including the experience of our elders and the vitality of our youth.

• Liaise and partner with others working for peace.

• Provide skill based training through means of partnerships and projects for peaceful living including skills and methods for conflict resolution and violence prevention.

• Link people and organizations, interested in building a peaceful world through international communication, such as newsletters, journals, summits, international conclave, symposia and missions worldwide.

• Promoting more peaceful, less violent society through education of children and adults.

• Work for peace, disarmament and social justice in accordance with government concurrence across the globe.

• Play a monitoring role regarding issues and policies relating to the objectives for peace studies.

• Promote peace awareness actively through involvement of the media/event to promote peaceful and positive community values.

• Model peace-making values within the framework and outside.

• Enable and encourage technology transfer and best practice sharing between developed and developing states in order facilitate greater sustainable development among developing states and its citizens and civil society bodies.