Accra:Ramin Mammadov, Chairman of Azerbaijan's State Committee on Affairs with Religious Associations, participated in several key meetings with leaders of various foundations, organizations, and religious and public figures during the G20 Interfaith Forum.

According to Azerbaijan State News Agency, Mammadov met with Cole Durham, President of the G20 Interfaith Forum, where they discussed enhancing Azerbaijan-Forum relations and strengthening global interfaith dialogue. Both parties expressed the need to expand their partnership based on mutual trust and shared values.

Mammadov also underscored the 'Baku Process,' initiated by President Ilham Aliyev, which aims to foster intercultural dialogue. He highlighted the upcoming 7th World Forum for Intercultural Dialogue in Baku, scheduled for October 27-29, 2026, which will feature a special session on interfaith dialogue in collaboration with the United Nations Alliance of Civilizations (UNAOC).

In discussions with David Bednar, a member of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, the focus was on strengthening intercultural understanding and exploring opportunities for developing professional ties.

Mammadov's meeting with Mohamed Elsanousi, Executive Director of the Network for Religious and Traditional Peacemakers, centered on the role of leaders in promoting peace and fostering dialogue among diverse communities.

Further, during talks with Mohamed Bahr, Head of Strategic Planning at the Muslim Council of Elders, they exchanged views on Azerbaijan's commitment to cultural diversity and its international initiatives.

Finally, in a meeting with Miles Hansen, President and CEO at The Stirling Foundation, Azerbaijan's long-standing tradition of religious freedom and dialogue was recognized as a model of regional stability.