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TFICP
(redirected from Tripartite Forum on Interfaith Cooperation for Peace)

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TFICPTripartite Forum on Interfaith Cooperation for Peace (New Zealand)
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In this regard, Clinton commended the Philippines' leadership in the Tripartite Forum on Interfaith Cooperation for Peace at the United Nations and Jordan's role in initiating the Common Word dialogue and many other international and domestic initiatives.
US hopes int''l religious freedom report promote dialogue among ... by Kuwait News Agency (KUNA)
The Tripartite Forum on Interfaith Cooperation for Peace.
At the United Nations, a closer collaboration with religions: from ... by One Country
UNITED NATIONS -- Continuing a distinctive initiative that brings together governments, UN agencies, and civil society to discuss how governments and religions can work together for peace, the Tripartite Forum on Interfaith Cooperation for Peace sponsored a high level conference during the General Assembly on 21 September 2006.
UN forum sees interfaith dialogue as essential to peace by One Country
 
 
 
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