Printed newsletter number 09

Bratislava, Slovakia—An international audience attended the inauguration of the new UPF Peace Embassy.

Seoul, South Korea, world leaders and experts renewed their calls for peaceful reconciliation on the Korean Peninsula during the virtual Rally of Hope September 12 (KST). 

Europe and the Middle East—The International Leadership Conference focused on Korean reunification through economic development and ideologies.

Newcastle, United Kingdom—The “Peace Road” event followed the 154 km path of the ancient Hadrian’s Wall.

Europe and Middle East—UPF’s Europe-Middle East branch completed an International Leadership Conference from July 27 to 29, 2021 on the theme "theme was “Toward the Peaceful Reunification of the Korean Peninsula: Best Practices in Track II Diplomacy.”

Europe and the Middle East—The impact of the Abraham Accords was the focus of a UPF-IAPD webinar.

Europe and Middle East—UPF’s Europe-Middle East branch completed an International Leadership Conference from June 10 to 30, 2021 on the theme "theme was “Toward the Peaceful Reunification of the Korean Peninsula: Peace and Security.”

Moscow, Russia—The supermarathon "Children against Drugs—I Choose Sport!" concluded after 1,150 kilometers.

Central Europe—Peace Road participants from Austria, Czech Republic, and Germany met atop a hill where their borders converge.

Lisbon, Portugal—Leaders from four religious spheres attended the inauguration of the Interreligious Association for Peace and Development.

Europe and the Middle East—Church leaders and scholars addressed conflicts and pandemic concerns.

Beirut, Lebanon—Fourteen religious leaders participated in "Toward a World of Lasting Peace: The Role of Religion in Peacebuilding."

France—UPF’s Europe-Middle East branch completed an International Leadership Conference focusing on a unified Korea.

Tirana, Albania—Heads of state, political leaders and scholars discussed cooperation between the Balkan and Korean peninsulas.