A comprehensive record of ICPHP's work across Pakistan — from diplomatic gatherings and international delegations to grassroots community programmes and crisis response.
Full Record
From the UK Parliament to the villages of Sargodha — every activity reflects our unwavering commitment to peace, dialogue, and the dignity of every Pakistani citizen.
Lahore, June 6, 2026 — PC Hotel Lahore. ICPHP hosted a farewell dinner honouring H.E. Marilina Armellin, Ambassador of Italy to Pakistan. Attended by General Shafaat Ullah Shah, Allama Shakeel ur Rehman Nasir, Hafiz Sami Ullah, Prof. Kalyan Singh, Rev. Amjad Niyamat, Pandit Amarnath Randhawa, and other distinguished faith and civic leaders.
ICPHP built a strong institutional partnership with the Human Rights and Minority Affairs Department, Government of Punjab, addressing forced conversions, discrimination, and interfaith conflicts to ensure minority voices are heard in provincial governance.
Organised a National Unity Seminar in support of Punjab Police. An Open Kacheri was held at Darul Uloom Al-Muhamadia after Juma prayers, with SP Civil Lines Dr. Hanaan, Allama Shakeel Ur Rehman Nasir, and Hafiz Sami Ullah providing the community direct access to law enforcement.
On invitation of the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO), an ICPHP interfaith delegation visited the UK Parliament and Westminster House for productive discussions on peace, religious harmony, and inclusivity.
In collaboration with the British High Commission Lahore, ICPHP organised a special programme marking International Interfaith Harmony Week, uniting religious scholars, civil society representatives, youth leaders, and British diplomats.
The Interfaith Council welcomed the Australian Ambassador at the Grand Mosque, Lahore, for a meaningful roundtable dialogue on interfaith harmony. The Ambassador praised Pakistan's platforms for dialogue and inclusivity.
ICPHP hosted a heartfelt Interfaith Get Together to welcome the Bishop of Lahore and distinguished guests from different faith communities, exchanging ideas on promoting harmony and mutual understanding.
ICPHP's landmark programme successfully trained over 2,000 students across Punjab from diverse religious and ethnic backgrounds through interactive workshops on fostering social harmony and promoting interfaith understanding.
ICPHP leaders conducted targeted peace education sessions in Madrassahs across Punjab, delivering content on tolerance, interfaith understanding, and the peaceful teachings found in all religious traditions.
Following a blasphemy incident in Marriam Town, Sargodha, ICPHP rapidly deployed a delegation of Muslim and Christian leaders. Through constructive dialogue, they successfully de-escalated the situation and prevented potential violence.
Following the Jaranwala incident, ICPHP visited the affected Christian community in Faisalabad, condemned the violence, and arranged for Christian families to hold Sunday prayers in a local mosque — symbolising true interfaith solidarity.
ICPHP mobilised multi-faith volunteer teams to visit flood-hit areas and distribute food, clean water, and daily necessities. Faith leaders from different communities worked side by side, demonstrating that humanity transcends religious identity.
When one community is in pain, it is our duty as people of faith to stand beside them.
True harmony means opening our hearts, our homes, and even our sacred spaces for one another.— ICPHP, following the Jaranwala Incident