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The International Conference on Peace, Development and Nation-Building 2025
"Peace in the Ageing World"

27 June 2025
Kompass Campus, Bangkok, Thailand

* All time is as per the Local time of the venue

07.30   Registration, Networking
08.30   Welcoming Remark
09.00   Opening Address
09.20   Keynote Address
09.40   Special Address
10.30   Session 1: Harmony or Discord: Addressing Intergenerational Tensions in Modern Society

Intergenerational conflicts are rising as societies face diverging needs and values between older and younger generations. These conflicts often involve issues related to resource allocation, differing perspectives, and balancing human rights and security for all adults. This session will examine the root causes of these conflicts and explore strategies for fostering harmony. We will discuss ways to address human rights and security concerns for both age groups and identify solutions to mitigate discord and promote mutual understanding.Read More!

12.00   Lunch
13.00   The Outstanding National Research Award
13.30   Session 2: Conflict with Nature: Navigating Climate Change Challenges for the Elderly

Climate change is posing significant risks to elderly populations, affecting their health, safety, and overall well-being. As extreme weather events, rising temperatures, and other environmental changes become more frequent, older adults face unique challenges that exacerbate their vulnerability. This session will explore the specific impacts of climate change on the elderly and discuss strategies to address these challenges. We will examine adaptation measures, policy responses, and practical solutions to safeguard the well-being of older individuals in an increasingly uncertain climate.Read More!

14.30   Session 3: Spiritual Harmony: Integrating End-of-Life Planning and Spiritual Needs for the Elderly

As individuals approach the end of life, their spiritual needs often become more prominent. Many elderly people face the challenge of reconciling their spiritual beliefs with their end-of-life experiences, which can be a deeply personal and complex process. Navigating these needs requires a thoughtful approach that respects and addresses their spiritual dimensions, often amidst personal and family dynamics. This session will explore how individuals can support elderly loved ones in addressing their spiritual needs during end-of-life planning. We will discuss the challenges faced in balancing spiritual and practical aspects of end-of-life experiences, touching briefly on the role of palliative care in providing comfort and the importance of Living Wills in ensuring that medical decisions align with spiritual values. Additionally, we will examine strategies for providing meaningful spiritual support and explore the ethical considerations involved in respecting and facilitating end-of-life decisions that honor the spiritual beliefs and values of the elderly.Read More!

15.30   Closing Remark
15.45   Academic Forum & Educator Network Forum