Dalawang araw na internasyonal na kumperensya sa "Nakabahaging Pamana ng Budismo" ay magsisimula bukas sa New Delhi. Ang kumperensya ay tututuon sa pakikipag-ugnayan ng sibilisasyon ng India sa mga bansang Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO).
The aim of the conference is to re-establish trans-cultural links, seek out commonalities, between Buddhist art of Central Asia, art styles, archaeological sites and antiquity in various museums’ collections of the SCO countries.
Isang internasyonal na kumperensya sa "Shared Buddhist Heritage" ay gaganapin sa Marso 14-15, na nakatuon sa pakikipag-ugnayan ng sibilisasyon ng India sa mga bansang Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) 2023 sa Vigyan Bhawan, New Delhi.
Ang kaganapan, ang una sa uri nito, sa ilalim ng pamumuno ng SCO ng India (sa loob ng isang taon, mula Setyembre 17, 2022 hanggang Setyembre 2023) ay magsasama-sama ng mga bansa sa Central Asian, East Asian, South Asian at Arab sa isang karaniwang plataporma para talakayin ang “Shared Buddhist Heritage”. Ang mga bansang SCO ay binubuo ng Member States, Observer States at Dialogue Partners, kabilang ang China, Russia at Mongolia. Higit sa 15 iskolar - ang mga delegado ay magpapakita ng mga papeles sa pananaliksik sa paksa. Ang mga ekspertong ito ay mula sa Dunhuang Research Academy, China; Institute of History, Archaeology and Ethnology, Kyrgyzstan; State Museum of the History of Religion, Russia; National Museum of Antiquities ng Tajikistan; Belarusian State University at International Theravada Buddhist Missionary University, Myanmar, upang banggitin ang ilan.
The two-day programme is being organized by the Ministry of Culture, the Ministry of External Affairs and the International Buddhist Confederation (IBC-as a grantee body of the Ministry of Culture). A number of Indian scholars of Buddhism will also participate in the event. Participants will also have the opportunity to tour some of the historical sites of Delhi.
One of the natural marvels in the world is the evolution and spread of ideas. Crossing formidable mountains, vast oceans and national boundaries; ideas find a home in distant lands and get enriched with the host cultures. So is the uniqueness of Buddha’s appeal.
Universality of Buddha’s ideas crossed both time and space. Its humanistic approach permeated art, architecture, sculpture and subtle attributes of human personality; finding expression in compassion, co-existence, sustainable living and personal growth.
This conference is a unique meeting of the minds of people from different geographical regions connected with shared Buddhist heritage.
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