The Islamic- Christian National Committee works on a human terrain for freedom and dialogue between the followers of the divinely revealed religions. It works in a land of life shared in common between Christians and Muslims, in which the aspirations and goodwill of all Lebanese come together and interact to build their state and political entity of basis of a free republican, parliamentary, democratic system, under the protection of complete equality in rights and duties between all people of one single country.

Help young people who have the desire to go on foot to Jerusalem; participate in and encourage meetings for a better understanding of the three great monotheistic religions, and also other cultures (Eastern countries, Mediterranean countries, Middle East...); build friendships between walkers, their friends, and the families who have hosted them during their journey.

Follow Jesus Christ in today's Church and world and take the Gospel message to the "frontiers" of faith, culture and civil society; Establish a right relationship with God, Establish a right relationship with One Another and establish a right relationship with Creation.

Facilitate and promote access to resources through knowledge creation and dissemination; nurture progressive and value-driven leadership among marginalized Muslim youth.

Design programs that encourage debates and free exchange of ideas; serve as a mediating platform between the government, citizens and communities; engage like-minded partners to promote inclusive governance processes that foster the common good of all citizens; foster a productive partnership between faith leaders, the academia and public officials; enhance the quality of leadership training at all levels both in the public and non-governmental sectors.

To be an affective force in exploring and resolving human central issues by facilitating harmony in conflict- ridden societies and by promoting shared values for the global common good, and to designate Lebanon as a universal "Land of Dialogue among Civilizations and Cultures"

Cooperate with universities, institutions of fine art, and with religious and research institutions to sponsor and fund artistic, academic and educational programmes; commit to furthering of knowledge about Levantine culture and history in the Middle East, as well as the relationships among the three monotheistic religions: Judaism, Islam, and Christianity.

Increase awareness of God's presence and to celebrate God's love; Help people to grow and learn as Christians, through mutual support and care; Be a good neighbour to people in need and to challenge injustice; Make more followers of Jesus Christ

To work towards the unification of visions, perspectives and attitudes among Eastern churches, especially on issues related to Christian presence and witness in the Middle East and Muslim-Christian relations and to remove prejudices and barriers between churches, bringing together the vast majority of Christians and churches in the Middle East.

Improve the effectiveness and sustainability of peace focused efforts through collaboratively supporting and strengthening the positive role of religious and traditional actors in peace and peacebuilding processes.