OMPP pursues talks with the major powers and a “World Embrace for Peace” in 185 nations
The organization combines diplomatic efforts with the major powers and a worldwide interfaith mobilization centred on Assisi on 4 October.
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OMPP promotes a “World Embrace for Peace” and calls for a summit of major powers
The organization launched an international interfaith campaign centred on Assisi on 4 October and urged the major powers to open a dialogue table to halt the escalation of conflicts.
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OMPP urges Trump, Putin, Xi and Modi to launch a diplomatic push to prevent a third world war
The organization called on the leaders of the United States, Russia, China and India to drive urgent negotiations that halt the military escalation and open a path to peace between Russia and Ukraine.
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OMPP proposes that China, the United States, Russia and India sign a “no” to a third world war
Backed by 46 ambassadors and its secretaries general in 185 nations, the organization formally proposed a joint commitment to the four powers.
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OMPP warns about a person falsely presenting himself as its president
In a statement signed by its president and founder, Carlos Peralta, the organization makes clear that there is only one World Organization for Peace and disowns documents circulating online.
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OMPP backed Donald Trump’s candidacy for the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize
In a column published in Ámbito, the organization explained why it supported the candidacy and reaffirmed that peace must be measured by verifiable agreements.
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OMPP, invited to Donald Trump’s inauguration, proposed a swift peace agreement for Ukraine
The World Organization for Peace presented the United States, Russia, Ukraine and NATO with a ceasefire proposal and was invited to the presidential inauguration ceremony.
