International Buddhist Conference, Nepal

International Buddhist Conference, Nepal has started in Kathmandu, Nepal. Nepal is the birthplace of Lord Buddha. The conference's main objective is to commemorate the significant three events of the Lord Buddha. Furthermore, It is the birth, the enlightenment and to spread messages of Buddhism: non-violence, brotherhood, co-existence, love, peace etc.

Nepal is the birthplace of Lord Buddha, and to highlight the Lumbini, Nepal and the foundation of Buddhism. In the international arena is other general objectives of the conference. Similarly, besides that, the scholars from the International Buddhism Community are addressing establishing Lumbini as the centre of interfaith and peace dialogues and developing Lumbini as the fountain for world peace.

The conference formally was opened by the Prime Minister of Nepal, Mr KP Sharma Oli, by lightening the Panas (lamp). The Buddhist scholars, speakers of Parliaments, delegates, government personnel, media personnel, professors, and students attend the conference.

Furthermore, The conference went on a different level when Ani Choing Dolma appeared on stage with the veteran musician of Nepal Nyoo Bajracharya, Raman Maharjan and Gopal Rasaili. She performs her greatest hits, including Phool Ko Aakhama.

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Similarly, the event in Kathmandu is lasting till tomorrow and on 21^st May Buddha Jayanti and 'Lumbini Day'. Minister from relates Ministers from various friendly countries, national and international Buddhist dignitaries, scholars and aspirants.

Similarly, The organizing committee is formed under the Chairmanship of the Right Honorable Prime Minister of Nepal. It has been executed under the chairmanship of the Honorable Minister for Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation.

Furthermore, the conference organizer is the Minister of Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation, Government of Nepal. Similarly, the conference's co-organizers are Lumbini Development Trust, Lumbini Buddhist University, Nepal Tourism Board, Buddhist Philosophy Promotion and Monastery Development Committee, Non-Resident Nepali Association, Dhammakaya Foundation-Thailand, Bhrikuti Himalaya Foundation and Chinese Buddhist Association.

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