Over 770 delegates from around the world participated in the grand summit, including heads of state, ministers, parliament speakers, spiritual leaders, and members of women and youth organizations.
Swati Ghosh represented India as a special guest and international judge. She was one of three judges invited this year, alongside representatives from South Korea and the Czech Republic.
In her speech, Swati emphasized, “My main goal is to spread the message of peace among the common people through art and education. Women can lead the world by teaching the values of peace and harmony to the future generation.” The summit’s discussions focused on women’s leadership, peace education, cultural exchange, and the implementation of the Declaration of Peace and Cessation of War (DPCW) for world peace.
Swati’s artwork and peace message were warmly received by representatives from various countries. As a result of her impactful contribution, she was honored as an ambassador of peace on the international stage.
Looking ahead, Swati Ghosh expressed her desire to organize similar international workshops in India, where art and education can continue to foster peace and harmony on a larger scale. Her recognition at this prestigious World Peace Summit serves as a moment of pride for India, showcasing that artists can play an essential role in advancing world peace. Art, she believes, can serve as a bridge to connect cultures and societies.