Prospects for strengthening interreligious understanding discussed at Garabagh University
Baku, October 30, AZERTAC –
As part of the 7th World Forum on Intercultural Dialogue, a discussion titled “Intercultural Dialogue and Religious Diversity: Global Experiences and New Horizons” was held at Garabagh University in Khankendi.
Organized by Azerbaijan’s Ministry of Culture, the event focused on promoting mutual understanding among religions and beliefs, respecting religious diversity, overcoming stereotypes, and engaging young people in fostering a culture of dialogue.
Moderated by Ordukhan Gahramanzada, a representative of the Global Alliance for Intercultural Dialogue, the discussion featured Christian Kamill, Special Envoy for Interfaith and Intercultural Dialogue at Sweden’s Ministry for Foreign Affairs; Bahman Bakhtiari, Executive Director of the Baskerville Institute; and Zoltan Bolek, President of the Hungarian Islamic Community.
The discussion continued in an interactive format, with Garabagh University students and academic staff taking part. Participants exchanged views on ways to advance interreligious understanding in light of global experience and answered students’ questions.
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