About Us

Who we are?
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We are the International Federation For Conflict Resolution and Building Peace.

 

We are an independent non-governmental, non-partisan and non-profit Swiss organization specializing in conflict management and building peace.

 Our NGO has been established to become a leading body in fostering sustainable resolution strategies to prevent conflict and build peace through innovative approaches and mechanisms focused on conflicts in the Middle East. By fostering cooperation between local authorities and communities, as well as collaboration with the international community, the organization will strive to engender sustainable and tangible peace in the region’s conflicted nations.

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Our Geographical Focus is the Middle East,
Why?

 
Based on the Global Peace Index reports for 2020, 2021, 2022 and 2023; the Middle East remains one of the world’s least peaceful regions as it has the three least peaceful countries in the world that includes Yemen, Syria and Iraq which ranked the worst in peace scores worldwide. 
The Middle East conflicts have been a key driver of global peace deterioration since 2008.
 
We are passionate about extending our mission to include the North African region and conflict region in the world.
 

Our NGO is registered under the Switzerland law for non-profit associations. 

Our headquarters office is located in Switzerland and our regional offices are located in Jordan and Egypt.

 

WHY WE ARE DIFFERENT?​

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We are the first independent, non-partisan and non-governmental organization in the MENA region, founded by a Middle Eastern female with a purely humanitarian approach. Our mission is to prevent conflicts and promote peace within the MENA region.


We are the first NGO in the MENA region to actively seek engagement with indigenous capabilities within our resolution plans.


We are the first NGO in the MENA region that seeks to engage conflict leaders within its resolution plans.

Institute for Economics & Peace Measuring peace in a complex world

In reference to the Global Peace Index Report

 for 2023, the key findings aim in providing
metrics for measuring peace; and uncovering the relationships between business, peace and prosperity as well as promoting a better understanding of the cultural, economic and political factors that create Peace.


The figures shown in the schedule pertain to a global-scale study.

Call To Action
"The total number of conflict-related deaths increased by 96 per cent. Both the deaths from internal conflict and external conflicts fought indicators would have deteriorated".
96%
"External conflicts fought recorded the largest deterioration of all indicators since 2008, worsening by over 50 per cent."
50%
"Drones have also played a major role in many conflicts, with military and commercial drones utilised in large numbers in Ukraine, Ethiopia and Myanmar. The total number of drone attacks increased by 40.8 per cent from in 2022, with the number of different groups using drones increasing by 24 per cent."
40.8%
"The global economic impact of violence was $17.5 trillion in 2022, equivalent to 12.9 per cent of global GDP, or $2,200 per person."
12.9%