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9th Annual Doha Conference on Interfaith Dialogue Agenda
2010-05-23 |
 9th Doha Interfaith Conference
24 to 26 October 2011
Social Media and Inter-Religious Dialogue: A New Relationship
Theme I:
The Emergence of Communication Technology, History and Development.
1 - Overview of the means, sites, services and uses of social communication
2 - Use of the means of social communication in sophisticated dialogue tool
3 - How to serve the means of communication in dialogue between individuals and groups using new technologies.
Theme II:
Optimal Use of the Social Communication:
1 - Time and effort provided and freedom of opinion and expression guaranteed for all users with the need to respect this freedom.
2 - The importance of the means of social communication in the creation of communication and cooperation between the centers of interfaith dialogue and those interested and working in this domain.
3 - Interfaith dialogue centers benefit from these means in creating a suitable environment for co-existence among followers of religions.
Theme III:
The Pros and Cons of the Social Communication tools and Reflection on the Activities of Interfaith Dialogue:
1 - How have the means of social communication participated in the weakening of traditions and customs and reducing social relations?
2 - The misuse of social networking sites among the religious communities.
3 - The ethics of the use of the new technology.
Theme IV:
Making active of the Use of social communication in serving interfaith dialogue issues
1 – The effect of the use of modern communication technology and links to developments in the arenas of liberalization and change in Arab countries.
2 - How can we move the dialogue closer to the young people through this technology?
3 - The emergence of social networking sites have led to a quantum leap in the free expression of the views of young people. Example of successful experiences (the Egyptian and Tunisian ones).
Theme V:
Develop religious frameworks and ethical regulations to protect society from the misuse of social networking tools
1 - The challenges of harnessing information and communication technology for the purpose of constructive dialogue.
2 - How to prepare and qualify individuals religiously for the use of social networking sites in the renaissance of community development.
3 - The need for a Global Code of Conduct for not insulting the sanctities and religions: Religious perspective. |
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