Summit will bring together political, business and peace leaders to discuss international cooperation and efforts to address ongoing conflicts
Washington, D.C.: U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson is set to join Dr. K. A. Paul and leaders from different parts of the world at the Global Peace & Economic Summit in Washington, D.C., on September 23.
The event, organised under the leadership of Dr. K. A. Paul, founder of the Global Peace Initiative, will focus on international cooperation, peacebuilding and humanitarian action. According to the organisers, the summit seeks to raise awareness about ongoing conflicts and encourage collective efforts toward peaceful solutions.
The summit is scheduled to take place at the Capitol Hilton in Washington, D.C. The organisers have invited political leaders, diplomats, business representatives, spiritual leaders and peace advocates to participate in discussions centred on peace, prosperity and unity.
Dr. K. A. Paul has spent decades working on humanitarian initiatives, charitable activities and peace advocacy. Through his international networks, he has promoted dialogue and cooperation among communities across religious, cultural and national boundaries.
The organisers also highlight Paul’s involvement in large-scale peace rallies and community mobilisation efforts across several countries. They say the Global Peace Initiative has worked to train millions of lay leaders and encourage greater public participation in peacebuilding efforts.
The summit comes as armed conflicts and humanitarian crises continue to affect communities in different parts of the world. Organisers say the Washington gathering will provide a platform to discuss the human consequences of war and explore peaceful approaches to international disputes.
With a focus on cooperation beyond caste, creed and religion, the summit aims to bring people from diverse backgrounds together around the broader themes of peace, unity and humanitarian responsibility.
The Global Peace & Economic Summit is scheduled for Wednesday, September 23, at the Capitol Hilton in Washington, D.C.
