On 29 January 2026, the annual General Assembly of the Peoples of the World took place — a key plenary session that determines the global development strategy of the organisation.
The event brought together international diplomats, politicians, representatives of intergovernmental and non-governmental organisations, as well as public figures from many countries around the world. The Assembly’s relevant departments played an important role in preparing and conducting this large-scale forum. The International Centre for Spiritual Culture, together with the Association of Conservative Forces and Religious Freedoms, acted as co-organisers. Their efforts were aimed at ensuring that the fundamental importance of spiritual and moral values in the international peace-building process became central to the agenda, which was repeatedly emphasised in the speakers‘ presentations.
The main objectives of the General Assembly were:
· Summarise the results of 2025, which was a historic year: the organisation held the First World Public Assembly, „A New World of Conscious Unity,
“ with the participation of thousands of representatives from more than 150 countries. Approve strategic plans for 2026, the key element of which will be a series of regional World Public Summits on different continents.
· Consolidate the mission of affirming the unity of peoples based on common spiritual and moral values and public diplomacy.
During the meeting, it was noted that during the reporting period, the organisation had significantly expanded its activities, signed a number of cooperation agreements, and strengthened its interaction with major international structures.
The plenary session, organised with the direct participation of the spiritual and conservative wings of the organisation, confirmed the role of the Assembly of World Peoples as one of the leading international platforms seeking to promote dialogue and the formation of new models of cooperation based on traditional values and shared responsibility for the future.