Culture - IAACP
‘London is the most multi-cultural city in the world. When we welcome the world here in 2012 Olympics we will have each local community here embrace their own delegation. I love to see this kind of event that celebrates our diversity.’ Murad Qureshi AM. (Greater London Authority Assembly Member).
Yesterday UPF was supporting the cultural programme, ‘An Oriental Experience’, the inaugural event of the World Cultural Association. It was a great event organised by the musician, Peter Graham, who has a longstanding passion for music and art to overcome barriers between peoples and build a culture of world peace. The programme included Korean, Mongolian and Japanese cultural performances. Please click here for the links to photos of the event. Read More...
This evening the Universal Peace Federation held a charity concert at St Stephen’s Church Hall in south London in aid of ‘Palestinian Youth for Non-Violent Democracy’ and the Bishop of Jerusalem’s charities for traumatised children in Palestine, Haifa and Lebanon.
This evening the Universal Peace Federation in London played host to a performance of classical and uniquely Mongolian opera sung by international opera soprano, Mrs Ayurzama Dolgor, to celebrate the 800th year of Mongolian statehood. Regarded as the Mongolian People's Honourable Artist and a messenger of peace, she drew an enthusiastic response from the audience.
His Excellency the Ambassador to Mongolia, Mr Dalrain Davaasambuu, explained the significance of the 800 years of Mongolian statehood. He also praised the role played by the United Kingdom in opening economic relations between Mongolia and the European Union.
Mr John Grogan MP, Chair of the All Party Parliamentary Committee for Mongolia, spoke of the wonderful celebration he had experienced in the country earlier in the year.
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