Nobel Peace Prize laureate Tawakkol Karman is heading to Rome at the invitation of Pope Francis of the Vatican to participate in the upcoming "World Meeting on Human Fraternity" from May 10-11, 2024.

The event, organized by the Fratelli Tutti Foundation under the theme "Be Human," aims to explore ways to promote human brotherhood in a world increasingly dominated by conflict and fear.

Karman, a prominent advocate for nonviolent resistance, will share her perspectives on building a sense of unity and solidarity within societies fractured by conflict. Her participation reflects a deep commitment to promoting peace and brotherhood among all individuals, irrespective of their background or beliefs.

The conference builds upon the success of last year's World Meeting on Human Fraternity, which brought together diverse personalities from around the globe to discuss the importance of fraternity. This year's event will feature roundtable discussions, presentations, and meetings involving Nobel laureates, scientists, artists, professors, and other prominent individuals.

Pope Francis will also participate in the initiative, engaging in a special session with children to discuss the theme of fraternity. His presence underscores the importance of fostering a sense of brotherhood among all people, regardless of background or belief.

The World Meeting on Human Fraternity serves as a platform for dialogue and collaboration, aiming to inspire individuals and communities to embrace the values of understanding, compassion, and solidarity. With the participation of influential figures like Tawakkol Karman and Pope Francis, the event promises to generate meaningful discussions and inspire concrete actions towards building a more just and peaceful world.