HWPL Holds 11th Anniversary of September 18th World Peace Summit in Nairobi – Launch of Peace City Project

[HWPL] HWPL Holds 11th Anniversary of September 18th World Peace Summit in Nairobi – Launch of Peace City Project

The 11th Anniversary of the HWPL September 18 World Peace Summit was commemorated on September 7, 2025, at the University of Nairobi Science Campus in Kenya. 

Co-hosted by Heavenly Culture, World Peace, Restoration of Light (HWPL) and the Inter-Religious Council of Kenya (IRCK)—a government body—the event brought together 550 participants, including 7 VIPs, to reaffirm a united commitment to building a culture of sustainable peace.

Key Dignitaries and Representatives

Distinguished attendees included:

Ms. Aurelia Rono, Deputy Clerk of the National Assembly, representing the Prime Cabinet Secretary

Hon. Athanas Nyaboke Ongeri, Judge of the High Court of Kenya

Ms. Prisca Kamungi, Peace & Development Officer, UN Resident Coordinator’s Office

Mr. Ramadan Abubakar, President, East Africa Law Society

Mr. Linus Thigai, Executive Director, IRCK

Mr. Felix Amu, Acting Permanent Representative, United Nations Office in Nairobi

Their participation emphasized the significance of the event for Kenya’s peace-building landscape.

Program Highlights

The program featured:

A video showcasing HWPL’s global peace initiatives

2025 achievements and future vision presentation

Congratulatory remarks from government & UN leaders

IRCK’s signing of the DPCW resolution

Official declaration of the "Peace City Nairobi Project"

Collective signing of the Declaration of Peace and Cessation of War (DPCW)

Major Outcomes

The event resulted in several concrete achievements:

Full DPCW support signatures from every participant

Four official letters of support from senior government officials

IRCK’s formal adoption of DPCW Articles 8, 9, and 10, emphasizing inter-religious harmony

An official support declaration from the Office of the Prime Cabinet Secretary for the Peace City Project

Notable Statements

Mr. Linus Thigai, Executive Director of IRCK, stated:

> “Articles 8, 9, and 10 of the DPCW are essential for inter-religious peace in Kenya, which is why we have adopted this resolution.”

Ms. Aurelia Rono, Deputy Clerk of the National Assembly, shared:

> “We are delighted that HWPL will work with Nairobi and Kenya for peace. We hope to achieve practical peace, and both Parliament and the Prime Cabinet Secretary’s Office will actively support this effort.”

A Milestone for Peace in Kenya

This anniversary ceremony marked a major milestone in advancing a culture of peace in Kenya.

The declaration of the Peace City Nairobi Project—supported by national leaders, the UN, and inter-religious communities—signals a meaningful step toward establishing Nairobi as a model Peace City through international cooperation.

As HWPL and IRCK continue their partnership, the efforts made in 2025 are expected to become a strong foundation for long-term peacebuilding across East Africa.

👉Together, let us pass on peace—not conflict—to future generations.

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