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UPF Middle East Holds 'Bridges of Love' Webinar
On June 20, 2026, UPF hosted 'Bridges of Love', a webinar that brought together Sikh and Muslim scholars.
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UPF Participates in World Summit for Social Development 2025
UPF was represented at the Second World Summit for Social Development 2025, held in Doha, Qatar from 4–6 November, 2025.
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Faith Leaders Urged to Light Path to Peace
Europe and the Middle East—The impact of the Abraham Accords was the focus of a UPF-IAPD webinar.
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IAPP Hosts Second Discussion on Abraham Accords
Washington, D.C., United States—The 2020 agreements between Israel and several Arab nations were the focus of an international webinar.
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UPF Celebrates Interfaith Harmony and Human Fraternity
New York, United States—A UPF webinar commemorated two United Nations observances.
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EUME-Africa First Ladies, Women Leaders Meet at ILC 2020
ILC 2020 dedicated its sixth session to “Perspectives from Current and Former First Ladies and Women Leaders.” (Includes session video.)
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Intervention of Dr. Nadia Al-Sakkaf in session 6 at ILC2020
Intervention of Dr. Nadia Al-Sakkaf, First WomanMinister of Information, Yemen, Editor in Chief - The Yemen Times, Yemen, in session 6 at ILC2020.
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UPF at World Tolerance Summit
Dubai, United Arab Emirates—UPF was an official supporting partner of the World Tolerance Summit, which took place in November in Dubai.
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World Tolerance Summit Announced for Dubai
Dubai, United Arab Emirates—The first World Tolerance Summit will be convened in Dubai, the United Arab Emirates, in November 2018.
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World Tolerance Summit Announced for Dubai
Dubai, United Arab Emirates—UPF will be an official supporting partner of the World Tolerance Summit, which will be convened in Dubai in November.
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UPF Conference Addresses Crisis in Syria
Larnaca, Cyprus—UPF convened the conference, “Syria: Opening Lines of Communication and Soft Power Approaches to Peace,” in Cyprus from December 17 to 19, 2016.
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Doha International Family Institute Holds Conference
Doha, Qatar - The Doha International Family Institute hosted policy makers, researchers, academics, and UN and NGO representatives dealing with aspects of family policy and good practices during a conference April 16-17, 2014.
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A.S. Al-Shahrani: Address to the International Leadership Conference
The Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques assembled an international conference in Mecca for intercultural and interreligious dialogue and a second conference in Madrid, attended by representatives from many countries. He appealed to the United Nations to support and consolidate interreligious and intercultural dialogue and establish a permanent committee to take responsibility for the dialogue.
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A.A.S. Al-Thani: Statement on the International Day of Families
Qatar will continue its advocacy for the promotion and protection of the family as the basic unit of society, and to promote a culture of partnership based on consensus and common grounds.
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Mission of Qatar to the UN Hosts Tea Ceremony
New York, USA - Ambassadors from several nations gathered at the Permanent Mission of the State of Qatar to the UN for an experience of the culture of peace through a traditional Japanese tea ceremony on Nov. 4, 2009.
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N. Al Nasser: Qatar's Support for Family Policy Issues
The state of Qatar has been an important actor in strengthening the family as the basic unit of society. For example, we hosted the Doha International Conference on the Family in 2004 and the subsequent adoption of the Doha Declaration on the Family.
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Day of Families Celebration in Washington DC Hosted by the Bahrain Embassy
Washington, DC, USA- Combine the warm and cozy feeling of a family reunion and the cultural splendor of the beautifully exotic nation of the Kingdom of Bahrain and you will arrive at the unique experience had by all who attended the International Day of Families Celebration, Friday, May 15 at the Bahrain Embassy in Washington, DC.
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Al Missned: Redirecting the Course of Globalization
Muslim thinkers have recognized the importance of morals and ethics in guiding human development and have been cautious about aimless progress. For example, both al-Ghazali and Ibn Khaldun argued that the pursuit of knowledge, particularly scientific development, must never be divorced from ethics and values. While reason and knowledge, and indeed economy, have an important place in the development of human societies, they ought to be subservient to ethics.


