Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "The Iman Foundation is a London-based non-partisan and not-for-profit organization, which promotes dialogue to strengthen international understanding and co-existence through the exchange of ideas, people, culture and religion.The Iman Foundation has worked in countries including Lebanon, Egypt, Germany, the United Kingdom, China, and Spain to facilitate cross-cultural and inter-religious dialogue, promote pluralism, and counter extremism and violence.Members and supporters of the Iman Foundation have hosted, co-hosted and participated in numerous conferences, fact-finding missions, high-level religious and political talks, and academic, educational and cultural programs around the world, including: religious and political discussions with leaders such as Pope Shenouda III, Ali Gomaa, Amine Gemayel, Walid Jumblatt, Guy Harpigny, and Amr Moussa; a delegation to Egypt headed by Mohammad Al Hajj Hassan, Steve Baker and Syed Kamal, with the aim of promoting pluralism and the principles of free society; annual conferences on the development, progress, impact, and future of the field of cultural diplomacy; educational programs focused on intercultural and interfaith dialogue; conferences on Islamism as a global threat.The Foundation has also been involved in helping to tackle religious conflict in Lebanon. "@en }
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- Iman_Foundation comment "The Iman Foundation is a London-based non-partisan and not-for-profit organization, which promotes dialogue to strengthen international understanding and co-existence through the exchange of ideas, people, culture and religion.The Iman Foundation has worked in countries including Lebanon, Egypt, Germany, the United Kingdom, China, and Spain to facilitate cross-cultural and inter-religious dialogue, promote pluralism, and counter extremism and violence.Members and supporters of the Iman Foundation have hosted, co-hosted and participated in numerous conferences, fact-finding missions, high-level religious and political talks, and academic, educational and cultural programs around the world, including: religious and political discussions with leaders such as Pope Shenouda III, Ali Gomaa, Amine Gemayel, Walid Jumblatt, Guy Harpigny, and Amr Moussa; a delegation to Egypt headed by Mohammad Al Hajj Hassan, Steve Baker and Syed Kamal, with the aim of promoting pluralism and the principles of free society; annual conferences on the development, progress, impact, and future of the field of cultural diplomacy; educational programs focused on intercultural and interfaith dialogue; conferences on Islamism as a global threat.The Foundation has also been involved in helping to tackle religious conflict in Lebanon. ".