Foro Abraham para el Di�logo Interreligioso e Intercultural is a non-profit organization based in Madrid (Spain). Since 2008, it has promoted a permanent dialogue between persons and communities of different creed and beliefs. The aim is to foster mutual understanding, coexistence, respect of minorities and a culture of peace through the activities.. The organisation open opportunities for dialogue within a sociocultural and apolitical frame. There is total respect for the beliefs of its members and of the persons who participate in the activities.

Seek to be a living example of our values and beliefs; find and support other spiritual peace makers and organizations; provide training for those interested in spiritual peacemaking; and to create and implement interfaith programs, celebrations, youth activities and other educational initiatives.

Enhance the quality of non-formal educational programmes for young people; foster an exchange of methods and approaches applied in European non-formal youth education; foster nonviolence as an approach to conflict transformation in Europe, particularely in Georgia and the South Caucasus; strengthen capacities for peace-building in Georgia and the South Caucasus; provide direct and immediate support for conflict affected parts of the Georgian population; empower young people and youth leaders to take an active role in community development and in addressing and articulating needs of young people, particularly of marginalised youth; improve the living conditions of young people in Georgia.

Address National Socialism in society and thereby take a stand internationally, so that words become visible actions.

Create and sustain enduring affinity and relationships with people through inter-cultural and inter-faith dialogue and understanding and acceptance.

Work towards a society in which all citizens are equally able to achieve their rights and fulfil their responsibilities; work in common cause with poor people and those who have been denied their rights to obtain social justice and development and be part of locally rooted citizen movements.

Make both Christians and Muslims understand and accept each other in order to create a suitable atmosphere for a common living; Encourage interfaith and cultural dialogues between different peoples and religions in the Holy Land; Put an end to attempts by those who try to exploit religions for their own ends; Pave the way for justice and peace and to work for the rights of the oppressed, the poor and the marginalized in society; Focus on current pressing issues and problems facing society; Create awareness for pluralistic, democratic and civil society as well as commitment to human rights; Promote awareness and commitment to society and peace among the youth; Organize lectures, conferences and study days to further the mission of the Center; Publish newsletters, journals and books to proliferate the message of the center locally and internationally.

Promote harmonious intercultural relations, particularly among Jews and Muslims; facilitate mutual knowledge; reach out to those who yearn and work for peace and mutual respect; promote greater mutual knowledge among peoples of different cultures and religions, particularly Jews and Muslims; bring about changes in attitudes and perceptions and develop a culture of peace and tolerance.

Mobilise to faithfully live the message of God's love; nurture a common understanding of the faith; interpret and respond to challenges to human dignity; act prophetically in word, life, and service for healing.

Promote lasting peace with justice, as a practical expression of faith in action; nurture the seeds of change and respect for human life that transform social relations and systems; envision a world in which lasting peace with justice is achieved through active nonviolence and the transforming power of love; work toward a world in which all persons affirm the common good and recognise our mutual interdependence; societies steward resources equitably; caring, respectful economic development, including work with dignity, promotes wellbeing for all; communities and societies fractured by exclusion and marginalisation are healed and transformed, embracing inclusion and equality; conflicts are resolved through restorative means and without force or coercion; governments and societal institutions are fair and accountable.