Day 1 — September 4: The opening ceremony and AGORA sessions explore the questions, “Do we know the future we are creating?” and “Who am I in the age of AI?”, with discussions focused on humanity's role in a technology-driven world.

Day 2 — September 5: Participants examine ethical AI governance, youth mental health, digital literacy, and wisdom-based education, alongside presentations from the international Laboratory of Initiatives and Experiences.

Day 3 — September 6: Discussions turn to the future of human labor, wealth distribution, democratic renewal, and planetary peace, culminating in a shared call to action during the closing ceremony.

The gathering also carries symbolic significance as it coincides with the second anniversary of Pope Francis' historic Apostolic Journey to Indonesia and the signing of the 2024 Istiqlal Declaration, which called for interreligious dialogue, human fraternity, and shared responsibility for the planet.

The organizers also connect the interfaith spirit of the Istiqlal Declaration with the Balinese philosophy of Tri Hita Karana, emphasizing harmony among humanity, nature, and the divine.

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