As part of the international expansion of the Abrahamic Movement, and with the aim of strengthening the principles of peaceful coexistence, dialogue and cooperation among different religions and ethnic communities, the first founding and organizational meeting of the Abrahamic Movement in Norway was held on 5 November 2026.

The meeting was attended by Tom Wegener, International Director of the Abrahamic Movement; Dana Ahmadi, Head of the Abrahamic Movement in Norway; and Leonie Raffaelli, Deputy Head of the Movement in Norway. All three delivered presentations. Several Norwegian citizens also attended the meeting.

During the first part of the meeting, Tom Wegener provided an overview of the Abrahamic Movement’s objectives and international mission. He highlighted the importance of building bridges of trust and cooperation between different communities.

In another part of the meeting, Dana Ahmadi and Leonie Raffaelli presented their perspectives on the Movement’s working methods, plans and activities in Norway. They also discussed the organization of local operations and ways to involve individuals and institutions in joint projects and initiatives.

The establishment of the Abrahamic Movement in Norway marks an important step towards strengthening human and social relations, promoting a culture of peace and mutual understanding, and creating a platform for dialogue and cooperation among different communities.

The Abrahamic Movement in Norway aims to become a new bridge for communication, peaceful coexistence, and cooperation among people, regardless of their religious, national, or cultural backgrounds.