Our Project “ Global Peace International Magazine” has brought the basic changes with the following features.

Global Peace promoted and projected the strengths of the countries. It has highlighted the services of positive people and a soft image to bring optimism. It presents problems by looking at the responses to a problem, by focusing on strengths, resilience, and solutions in the face of difficulties. Looking at various sides of an issue presents a complex and accurate portrayal of reality. It focuses on effectiveness, not just good intentions, and demands available evidence of results. It is carefully researched and equips readers with the necessary information, and empowers them to react constructively. It remains critical and factual and takes into account the limitations of the approach. It aims to provide insight that others can use and build upon.

To enhance peacekeeping missions, conflict

resolution & management efforts, human rights, and interfaith harmony

through building relationships across nations, religions, communities, and

countries.

To build relationships across nations, faiths, communities, cultures, and countries. We

aim to create opportunities fruitful in conflict resolution & management,

maintaining peace and interfaith harmony in a dignified manner, keeping in view

the fundamental rights of human beings and justice for all across the board

We have a team of highly experienced and

learners experts from different walks of life. We have reached and empowered

many people through our programs and events. Institute of Global Peace is not

only working with experts but also partners with key stakeholders i.e.

educational institutes, think tanks non-governmental organizations) working for

peace and conflict resolution. We are also working and partnering with experts,

organizations, and institutes internationally for global coverage. We at the

Institute of Global Peace, appreciate & reward global change makers who

honor the outstanding contribution in the field of peace, conflict resolution,

good governance, and human rights