Ismail Abdulazeez Mantu Reporting
The global spotlight will shine on the Russian capital this September as the First World Public Assembly (WPA) convenes at the World Trade Center, bringing together delegates from more than 140 countries in commemoration of the International Day of Peace.
Organized by the World Peoples Assembly, the landmark humanitarian forum is poised to become a dynamic platform for leaders of public diplomacy, civil society representatives, cultural icons, scientists, international organizations, and humanitarian initiatives.
The business program is set to feature a Plenary Session, seven high-level Panel Sessions, and over 40 thematic platforms covering critical areas such as:
– Strategic Partnership and Public Diplomacy
– Humanitarian Modernization: Man as the Center of the Future
– New World Values
– Spiritual and Cultural Unity and Service to Values
– Responsibility as the Basis of the Future
In addition to its core agenda, the forum will host special side events aimed at fostering deeper professional and cultural exchanges, including:
The International Media Forum: “Media in Service to Humanity”
The Youth Forum: “Generation of Unity”
The International Public Forum: “The Victor-Countries: Lesson of World War II and Responsibility for Peace”
The Congress of the World Organization of Writers (WOW)
Special emphasis will be placed on initiatives that champion trust, humanism, and service to society. Key highlights will include:
The Final of the International Contest “Leaders of Public Diplomacy”
The “Trust and Unity” Grants Contest Award Ceremony for groundbreaking humanitarian projects
The prestigious World Public Recognition Award “For Service to Humanity”, honoring exceptional contributions to global peace, trust, humanitarian cooperation, and selfless service to mankind.
Organizers say the World Public Assembly will be more than just a forum — it will be a global meeting point for shared ideas, partnerships, and commitments toward a more peaceful and humane future.