Together with Religions for Peace (RfP) and the Centre for Dialogue and Cooperation among Civilisations, KAICIID launched a groundbreaking interreligious education manual in Indonesia that will help teachers incorporate interreligious education into the curriculum. The Jakarta launch marked the conclusion of the Indonesian project of the Multireligious Cooperation for the Common Good programme, a KAICIID programme aimed at building community cohesion and building peace through interreligious education. 

The European Student Think Tank, a Dutch student organisation with representations in Austria and various other European countries visited the International Dialogue Centre (KAICIID) to learn about the Vienna-based intergovernmental organisation. The Austrian Ambassador of the platform together with a group of students from Vienna’s universities were welcomed to KAICIID by Director of Communications Peter Kaiser. He introduced the group to KAICIID’s unique organisational structure and its mandate to foster interreligious and intercultural dialogue. In addition, the students received a short overview of the different programmes KAICIID is currently undertaking in Iraq and Syria, Nigeria, the Central African Republic and Myanmar.