The current global situation is characterized by a sharp increase in geopolitical, economic, and humanitarian challenges. Disunity among states is deepening, the trust deficit is growing, and competition between value systems and development models is intensifying. In this context, the role of people’s diplomacy, humanitarian interaction, and public and cultural initiatives that can offer an alternative architecture for peaceful coexistence becomes particularly important.

The First World Public Assembly is designed to become a humanitarian forum of a new type, where the main vector is not confrontation but the unification of efforts in the name of peace, development, and the conscious unity of peoples—as both a moral choice and a practical tool of international relations.

The plenary session, as the central event of the World Assembly, will set the ideological and value direction for the entire international discussion, opening a space for dialogue and partnership among representatives of states, the public, religious leaders, and the spheres of culture, science, and education.