About the World Organization for Peace
The WOFP is an international non-profit organization with a presence around the world
Dedicated tirelessly to promoting peace and justice worldwide. Each day, this global entity works with a clear objective: to end international conflicts, eradicate hunger, reduce inequalities, and provide humanitarian assistance where it is most needed. Additionally, diplomatic efforts and mediations are deployed to resolve conflicts that threaten global security and stability. Through negotiations and constructive dialogues, it seeks peaceful and lasting solutions that allow nations to coexist in harmony. Its peace missions are a testament to its unwavering commitment to global security and well-being. Humanitarian aid is an essential pillar in the mission of the OMPP/WOFP.
In regions devastated by natural disasters, armed conflicts, or humanitarian crises, the organization quickly mobilizes to offer vital assistance. Medical supplies, shelter, clean water, and food are distributed to the most vulnerable, alleviating suffering and saving lives. The OMPP/WOFP also works on community reconstruction, helping to restore normalcy and foster resilience among affected populations.
Mission
The mission of the World Organization for Peace is to preserve human life, propose actions for the destiny of humanity, and contribute with countless programs, with the specific aim of promoting a culture of peace and goodwill among all people. It makes a permanent call to all nations and media worldwide to participate in their own way in working for a culture of peace. It strives for dignity, existence, and legitimate rights, and to end hostility among all human beings, fostering dialogue and negotiations as a path to better peaceful coexistence.
Vision
By 2030, the World Organization for Peace will have presence in more countries around the world, will have created more social programs that will substantially cover the needs of the most vulnerable groups. It will also have more members committed to the philosophy of work of the WOFP, humanity. It will have demonstrated that peace is a positive, tangible, and achievable measure of human well-being and development. By then, it will be globally recognized for its contribution and active participation in the peaceful resolution of disputes, for its fight to end discrimination, inequality and violence.
Historical Background
The World Organization for Peace has operated as a humanitarian program since its founding, constituted by men of goodwill who, as benevolent contributors, selflessly supported what they called a work in favor of peace.
“Organization for Peace” was the first denomination used since November 1991, but it was not until August 2004 that the organization functioned as a de facto society, developing programs and taking concrete actions in favor of world peace, such as the project of the book “Messages of Peace” delivered by Heads of State of United Nations member countries.
Work Scope
Our primary objective is to promote ceasefires, end hostilities worldwide, and encourage peaceful dialogue in all possible scenarios towards a permanent culture of peace, thereby achieving global well-being.
Promoting Rights
As an international organization, we can complement and support, but not replace, the primary function and responsibility of governments to promote development and well-being, uphold human rights, and protect ecosystems.
Our Goal
One of the main functions is to preserve life. “Peace is a necessary human right that has no owners and can only be achieved with the effort, tolerance, and good disposition of all.”
Areas of Work
To achieve our objectives, we work in various areas by establishing plans, programs, alliances, and actions to preserve peace in the world. Additionally, we promote tools and values that foster the adoption of a culture of peace through humanitarian projects.