In the spirit of intercultural and interfaith dialogue, we once again gave gifts to our friends this year.
During the festive season, the volunteers of the Intercultural Dialogue Association came together to prepare and wrap holiday gifts, which we distributed during the Christmas and New Year period to friends and colleagues from associations and institutions we collaborated with over the past year.
The activity was not intended solely as an act of gift-giving, but also as a way to strengthen intercultural dialogue. Through meetings, conversations, and the exchange of greetings, we created space for mutual understanding, respect, and connection among people from different cultural and religious backgrounds.
In this way, the small gifts became an opportunity to build relationships, strengthen collaboration, and spread a message of solidarity, openness, and community—the foundations of our association’s work.
In addition to gift-giving, we also took time in December for festive dinners. We invited participants of our activities, friends, and collaborators to the premises of the Intercultural Dialogue Association to gather and enjoy a holiday meal together. If you missed our previous post, you can find it again HERE.
