Young professionals of the three monotheistic religions will gather in Seville, Spain, next week for an inter-religious dialogue conference organized by the Fundación Tres Culturas del Meditarraneo (Three Cultures Foundation of the Mediterranean), and partner organizations including the World Jewish Diplomatic Corps, which is an affiliate of the World Jewish Congress.
JERUSALEM – Young professionals of the three monotheistic religions will gather in Seville, Spain, next week for an inter-religious dialogue conference organized by the Fundación Tres Culturas del Meditarraneo (Three Cultures Foundation of the Mediterranean), and partner organizations including the World Jewish Diplomatic Corps, which is an affiliate of the World Jewish Congress. The conference will be held on 19 and 20 October 2010 at the Pabellón Hassan II.
About 60 young leaders aged between 26 and 40 representing Jewish, Christian and Muslim organizations or communities will take part in the forum. They will seek to establish a common platform, discuss concrete projects and forms of cooperation between faith-based organizations, and develop best practices in the field of inter-religious dialogue. The conference will also serve as a way of improving and developing frameworks for monitoring and preventing anti-Semitism, Islamophobia, racism, xenophobia and other forms of intolerance.
The participants will discuss the functions, rights and responsibilities of religious bodies in a society where religion is often perceived as the embodiment of fundamentalism.
The World Jewish Diplomatic Corps’ mission is to promote growing inter-religious dialogue, mutual understanding and cooperation.
About the WJDC and the WJC
The World Jewish Diplomatic Corps (WJDC) is a global network which engages emerging leaders in their late 20s to early 40s in practical diplomatic advocacy to address the needs of global Jewry.
The World Jewish Congress is the international organization representing Jewish communities in 92 countries around the world. The WJC serves as the diplomatic arm of the Jewish people to governments, parliaments and international organizations. For decades, the World Jewish Congress and its affiliates, including the World Jewish Diplomatic Corps, have supported initiatives to promote inter-faith and inter-cultural understanding and cooperation
