HWPL Marks 10 Years of Global Peace Efforts with Worldwide Celebrations

As the world continues to grapple with various conflicts and challenges, an international peace organization is set to commemorate a significant milestone in its efforts to promote global harmony. Heavenly Culture, World Peace, Restoration of Light (HWPL) will mark the 10th anniversary of its World Peace Summit with a series of events in South Korea and 122 countries worldwide on September 18, 2024.

The anniversary celebrations, themed 'Creating World Peace Community Through Regional Collaboration,' will not only honor the decade-long commitment of global leaders and citizens to peace but also propose future strategies for fostering international cooperation and understanding. This event comes at a crucial time when the world faces increasing tensions, economic disputes, climate change, and cybersecurity threats.

HWPL's journey began in 2014 with its inaugural World Peace Summit in Seoul, which brought together media representatives from approximately 140 countries and leaders from various sectors including politics, religion, youth, and women's organizations. The summit addressed critical issues such as conflict resolution, religious harmony, and the implementation of legal instruments to ensure lasting peace.

Over the past decade, HWPL has been at the forefront of peace initiatives, working with partners worldwide to address global challenges through enhanced regional cooperation and collective action. The organization's approach emphasizes individual responsibility in promoting peace across all levels of society, encapsulated in its slogan, 'let's have everyone become a messenger of peace.'

As part of the anniversary celebrations, HWPL plans to collect peace messages from people around the world, showcasing them at the event in South Korea. These messages will represent the collective desire for peace and unity from individuals of diverse backgrounds, highlighting the universal appeal of HWPL's mission.

HWPL Chairman Lee Man-hee has been a vocal advocate for peace, questioning the purpose of politics and the tragic consequences of war, particularly on young people. His words at the ninth annual commemoration of the World Peace Summit resonate strongly: 'Peace cannot be achieved through words alone. If peace had won in this world, there would have been no regrettable deaths. We must leave peace as a legacy to the global community where our descendants will live.'

The organization's commitment to establishing a robust peace governance framework involves connecting international groups, governments, and civil society organizations. This collaborative approach aims to create a more unified global response to peace threats and challenges.

As HWPL prepares to celebrate its achievements and chart the course for future peace initiatives, the 10th anniversary events serve as a reminder of the ongoing need for dedicated efforts towards global harmony. The organization's work over the past decade demonstrates the power of collective action and the importance of fostering understanding across cultures, religions, and nations.

For more information about HWPL and its peace initiatives, interested individuals can visit the organization's official website.