The conference brought together representatives of the clergy, leading scientists and statesmen from Russia, Qatar, Iran, Yemen, Palestine, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan and Jordan.
KEY POINTS OF THE PROGRAM:
The grand opening.
Governor of the Omsk region Vitaly Khotsenko, Metropolitan of Omsk and Irtysh Dionysius, Mufti of the Spiritual Administration of Muslims of Siberia Zulkarnai Shakirzyanov, as well as representatives of Orthodoxy, Islam, Judaism and a delegation from Qatar addressed the participants with welcoming words.
Current session (10:50 – 16:30).
The plenary session discusses issues of state national policy, demography, the role of traditional values and the use of artificial intelligence in the preservation of cultural heritage. Special attention is paid to countering radical ideologies and strengthening civil peace.
Special events of the day (16:15).
The ceremony of handing over humanitarian aid to the participants of the special military operation, as well as honoring their families.
AMONG THE SPEAKERS:
Roman Silantyev (MGLU, Moscow) — with a report on the activities of the international terrorist organization "Muslim Brotherhood"* in Russia (the organization is recognized as terrorist and banned in the Russian Federation);
Maxim Kramarenko (Republic of Kazakhstan) — on the Siberian experience of multicultural harmony as a model for Greater Eurasia;
Ismail Sharakhi (Iran) — on the challenges of artificial intelligence for cultural heritage;
Sodnomdorzhiev Dashinima (Deputy Head of Buddhists of Russia) — on the role of spiritual unity in ensuring stability.
The event is supported by the Government of the Omsk region and is designed to demonstrate the Siberian experience of good neighborliness to the world. Today, the Congress Hall has become a point of attraction for experts who are looking for ways to achieve interreligious harmony and preserve the historical memory of the peoples of Eurasia.