7th International Dharma Dhamma Conference

The 7th International Dharma Dhamma Conference will be held in Bhopal, India, from March 3 to 5, 2023. The conference will be inaugurated by President Droupadi Murmu and organized by the Sanchi University of Buddhist-Indic Studies and India Foundation. Its main focus is on the principles of humanism in the new age and aims to provide a platform for the world’s views on Dharma Dhamma.

The Importance of the Conference

The conference has been organized to promote the principles of humanism and the common values of Dharma and Dhamma. It is an excellent opportunity to exchange views and ideas on these important issues. The conference will also enable scholars from different countries to share their research, knowledge, and experiences on humanism, Dharma, and Dhamma.

The conference will feature keynote speeches, plenary sessions, and panel discussions. The topics to be discussed include the role of humanism in the modern world, the relevance of Dharma and Dhamma in contemporary society, the importance of interfaith dialogue, and the impact of technology on humanism.

International Participation

Over 350 scholars from 15 countries, including Bhutan, Mongolia, Sri Lanka, Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam, Nepal, South Korea, Mauritius, Russia, Spain, France, America, and Britain, are expected to attend the conference. The participation of international scholars is critical as it brings diverse perspectives and experiences to the conference.The conference also provides a platform for the exchange of ideas and knowledge between scholars and researchers from different countries. The s haring of research, experiences, and best practices can help promote humanism and Dharma Dhamma globally.

The Objectives of the Conference

The conference’s main objective is to promote humanism and Dharma Dhamma principles, which can help create a more peaceful and harmonious society. The conference also aims to encourage research, dialogue, and knowledge sharing on these critical issues. The conference provides an opportunity for scholars, researchers, and policymakers to discuss the role of humanism and Dharma Dhamma in shaping a better future for all. It also enables the participants to develop new partnerships and collaborations that can further promote the principles of humanism and Dharma Dhamma.