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World Summit 2017 Opening Banquet
February 1, 2017
Seoul, Korea—The fourth World Summit on “Peace, Security and Human Development” opened with a banquet attended by more than 500 dignitaries from 120 nations.
World Summit Speaker Shares Experience at UPF-Argentina Meeting
September 17, 2015
Buenos Aires, Argentina—Dr. David Frol, a bishop of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, shared his experience participating in World Summit 2015 with members and friends of UPF-Argentina.
World Summit 2015 Addresses Peace, Security and Human Development: Executive Summary
August 31, 2015
The 3rd World Summit on “Peace, Security and Human Development” convened on August 27 to 31, 2015, in Seoul, Korea.
UPF Founder’s Legacy Lauded by World Leaders
August 30, 2015
Cheongpyeong, Korea—On the last day of World Summit 2015, participants attended a ceremony marking the third anniversary of the passing of Dr. Sun Myung Moon.
E. Hennicot-Schoepges: Address to World Summit 2015
August 30, 2015
Many challenges are facing Europe at this very moment. First of all, we have to look at the continent as a whole, including Russia and the former Soviet republics, the Balkans and the southern Mediterranean area.
World Summit Focuses on Europe and Middle East
August 29, 2015
Seoul, Korea—“Challenges Facing Europe and the Middle East” were the focus of Plenary Session V of the 3rd World Summit.
World Summit 2015: Plenary Discusses Women’s Role as Peacebuilders
August 29, 2015
Seoul, Korea—Women’s role as peacebuilders was discussed by prominent women leaders at Plenary Session VI of the 3rd World Summit.
World Summit Turns Attention to Asia-Pacific
August 29, 2015
Seoul, Korea—Challenges and opportunities in the Asia-Pacific Region were the theme of Plenary Session VII of the 3rd World Summit.
World Summit Examines Religion’s Role in Peacebuilding
August 29, 2015
Seoul, Korea—The final plenary session of the 3rd World Summit focused on “Religious Voices for Peace and Development.”
Keynote Speakers Address “Peace and Human Development”
August 28, 2015
Seoul, Korea—Keynote speakers in Plenary Session II of the 3rd World Summit addressed the international conference’s theme of "Peace and Human Development."
Prescriptions for Peace Offered at World Summit
August 28, 2015
Seoul, Korea—In Plenary Session III of the 3rd World Summit, keynote speakers addressed the international conference’s theme of “Peace and Human Development.”
Sunhak Laureates Address Climate Change, Hunger
August 28, 2015
Seoul, Korea—In Plenary Session IV of the 3rd World Summit, the two Sunhak Peace Prize laureates spoke about their activities and works.
J. de Venecia: Address to World Summit 2015
August 28, 2015
On this World Summit, in our search for peace among nations, we continue to celebrate the teachings of one of the great leaders of our time, Rev. Sun Myung Moon, who has, in his lifetime and beyond, gained prominence for his [vision for] achieving global peace, [which is] based on the true love of God.
More than 200 Dignitaries Attend 3rd World Summit Opening Banquet
August 27, 2015
Seoul, Korea—More than 200 delegates attended the opening banquet of the 3rd World Summit on “Peace, Security and Human Development,” held at the InterContinental Hotel on August 27, 2015.
First Asian Summit Draws 400 Leaders
January 30, 2015
Manila, Philippines - Four hundred participants from 28 nations took part in the first ever Asian Summit organized by UPF.
World Summit 2014 Addresses Peace, Security and Development
August 14, 2014
Seoul, Korea - Convened at a time of heightened global concerns about security, the UPF World Summit in Seoul Aug. 9-13, 2014, addressed issues of peace, security and development.
M.W. Jenkins: Address to World Summit 2014
August 12, 2014
the only way to take the terror and the evil and the hatred out of somebody’s heart is to be strong but at the same time liberate your enemy from the evil that’s controlling them by going in and risking your life for their benefit.
J. Schlosser: Address at World Summit 2014
August 11, 2014
Major crimes were committed in the name of God. We were taught that these crimes were committed in the name of God, but God does not support these crimes. Neither does Islam, nor Judaism, nor Buddhism, nor any other religion.
S. Shushkevich: Address to World Summit 2014
August 11, 2014
We can speak about peace in Europe only in the past tense
S. Nagano: Address to World Summit 2014
August 11, 2014
It is hoped the Japan-Korea Tunnel vision will become a real impetus toward building a new and positive Japan-Korea relationship in 21st century.