THE INTERNATIONAL ISLAMIC INSTITUTE FOR PEACE (IIIP) ACT, 2024

Preamble

Whereas it is expedient to establish the International Islamic Institute for Peace (IIIP) to promote peace, harmony, and understanding through Islamic principles and interfaith dialogue globally, it is hereby enacted as follows:

Chapter I: Preliminary

1. Short Title and Commencement:
   • This Act may be called the International Islamic Institute for Peace Act, 2024.
   • It shall come into force immediately upon its enactment.
2. Definitions:
   • Institute: Refers to the International Islamic Institute for Peace (IIIP) established under this Act.
   • Board: Refers to the Board of Governors of the Institute.
   • Chairperson: Refers to the Chairperson of the Board of Governors.
   • Peace Initiatives: Refers to programs and activities designed to foster peace, resolve conflicts, and promote harmony.

Chapter II: Establishment and Governance

3. Establishment of the IIIP:
   • The IIIP shall be established as an autonomous international body headquartered in [location to be determined].
4. Objectives of the Institute:
   • To promote peace and understanding through Islamic teachings and interfaith dialogue.
   • To conduct research on peacebuilding and conflict resolution within Islamic and interfaith contexts.
   • To organize international conferences, seminars, and workshops on peace initiatives.
   • To provide training and education on non-violence and harmony.
5. Governing Body:
   • The IIIP shall be governed by a Board of Governors comprising:
     • A Chairperson appointed by the Head of State or an international committee.
     • Ten members from diverse fields, including scholars, diplomats, and peace advocates.
     • An Executive Director responsible for the day-to-day management of the Institute.

6. Functions and Powers of the Board:

   • Approving the annual budget and strategic plan.
   • Establishing regional offices for implementing peace initiatives.
   • Partnering with international organizations, governments, and NGOs.

Chapter III: Financial Provisions

7. Funding Sources:
   • The IIIP shall be funded through:
     • Grants and donations from governments, international bodies, and private donors.
     • Revenue generated from programs, publications, and training sessions.
8. Auditing:
   • The accounts of the IIIP shall be audited annually by an independent international auditing firm.

Chapter IV: Programs and Activities

9. Core Programs:
   • Research and Publications: Producing scholarly work on Islamic perspectives on peace and conflict resolution.
   • Youth Empowerment: Initiatives aimed at educating youth on peace and interfaith dialogue.
   • Global Peace Ambassadors Program: Appointing ambassadors to advocate for peace worldwide.
10. Collaborations:

• The Institute shall collaborate with universities, think tanks, and international organizations to achieve its objectives.

Chapter V: Miscellaneous

11. Legal Status:

• The IIIP shall enjoy legal personality, including the ability to enter into contracts, acquire property, and sue or be sued.

12. Amendments and Revisions:

• Amendments to this Act may be proposed by the Board and shall be enacted upon approval by a two-thirds majority of the Board and the appropriate legislative body.

13. Dissolution:

• The IIIP may only be dissolved through an act of the international governing body overseeing it, ensuring that all assets and liabilities are equitably managed.

Schedule

• Headquarters: The primary location of the IIIP.
• Official Languages: Arabic, English, and any other language deemed necessary by the Board.
• Initial Funding