El Instituto Real de Estudios Interreligiosos (RIIFS) se honra en ser miembro de la Red de Centros para las Relaciones Cristiano-Musulmanas (NCMCR), una plataforma internacional que reúne instituciones académicas y de investigación dedicadas a fomentar el diálogo, el entendimiento mutuo y la cooperación entre las comunidades cristianas y musulmanas. A través de esta membresía, nos sumamos a un esfuerzo global para promover la investigación académica, la educación interreligiosa y las iniciativas de construcción de paz.
La NCMCR apoya la colaboración entre sus miembros facilitando proyectos conjuntos, el intercambio de recursos y buenas prácticas, y la organización de conferencias y programas de formación. Juntos, estamos comprometidos a avanzar en unas relaciones interreligiosas respetuosas y a abordar los desafíos sociales compartidos.
Extractos de la Carta de la NCMCR:
Our Undertakings
To fulfil our objectives, we have designed a set of future undertakings that include – but are not limited – to the following:
1. Establish the Annual Symposium on Christian-Muslim Relations. The symposium will be organized in rotation between Africa, Asia and the MENA region.
2. Organize summer schools in regional centres. The summer schools would cover topics and include activities that involve ‘working for the common good,’‘religious literacy,’ and ‘building a culture of peace.’
3. Create an Online Diploma Program in Cross-Cultural and Religious Literacy.
4. Offer an online Master’s Degree in Eastern Christianity and Islam.
5. Supervise translations of the Patrimoine Arabe Chrétien series which contains the earliest Arab Christian conversations with Islamic thought.
6. Produce a Dictionary of Christian-Muslim Relations.
7. Sponsor Christian-Muslim spiritual chanting events across Africa, Asia and the MENA region.
8. Organize podcasts on contemporary issues facing Christian-Muslim relations.
9. Produce Majlis dramatization episodes of historical theological conversations between Christians and Muslims.
10. Offer an award to key figures fostering Christian-Muslim relations who play a significant role in engaging others who adhere to a different religion.