Global Humanitarian Leaders Converge at 3rd WCH Emergency Peace Summit to Demand Immediate End to Israel-Iran Conflict

DOHA, QATAR / LAS VEGAS, USA – April 19, 2026 – Amidst rising regional tensions and the fragile state of global stability, Maha Putri Mariam Leonor Torres Mastura (Queen Maria), Founder and President of We Care for Humanity (WCH), convened the 3rd Emergency Online Peace Forum. Jointly hosted with WCH Qatar and spearheaded by Country Director Mr. Joseph Rivera, the summit brought together a formidable coalition of royals, scholars, legal experts, and diplomats from over 17 nations to issue a unified demand for an immediate and permanent armistice.

The summit was called as a critical intervention following the "Islamabad Talks" in Pakistan, with leaders warning that a temporary ceasefire is insufficient to prevent a catastrophic regional war. The forum concluded with the adoption of a Joint Declaration appealing to the United Nations and world governments to prioritize human life over strategic gains, highlighting the devastating impact of the 51-day conflict on global fuel prices, energy stability, and humanitarian safety.

Global Media Coverage: The event received significant international media attention, notably covered by Bombo Radyo Philippines, reaching audiences through its 32 stations nationwide. Other partners included Millionaire News Channel, Qatar Tribune, and the Gulf Times.

Official Summit Highlight: Watch the Emergency Summit Highlight Reel Here

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Voice of the Summit: Short Quotes from Global Speakers

Maha Putri Mariam Leonor Torres Mastura (Queen Maria) (Founder, WCH):

"As citizens of the world, we have a moral obligation to take action and collectively intervene, otherwise we risk facing irreversible consequences." [03:37]

Mr. Joseph Rivera (WCH Country Director, Qatar):

"We may not hold the triggers to the missiles, however, we have the voice that is determined to save humanity." [08:12]

Dr. Rahul Varma (Director, Confluence for Humanity, Power and Sprituality, India):

"Peace cannot be kept by force; it can only be achieved by understanding. Mahatma Gandhi said there is no way to peace; peace is the way." [11:49]

Hon. Gideon Mulyiungi (Member of Parliament, Kenya):

"My peace is tied to your peace; my safety depends on your safety. None of us can truly thrive while others live in fear." [13:25]

Mr. G.K. Bansal (Director, WCH, India):

"India’s ancient wisdom, Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam, reminds us that the world is one family. Peace is not just a goal; it is a shared responsibility." [17:53]

Shri Harish Kohli G (Advisor, BRICS CCI, India):

"Peace is not merely the silence of guns; it is the presence of justice, dignity, and compassion." [20:33]

HRM King Nana Akomanyi Essandoh V (Odumase Kingdom, Ghana):

"Let there be a ceasefire not only of weapons but of hatred... for what is victory if it is built upon graves?" [24:40]

Haji Syed Salman Chishty (Chairman, Chishty Foundation, India):

"Love towards all, malice towards none. We cannot compromise on peace in the 21st century." [29:12]

Dr. Ashwaran Ayur (Vice Chancellor, Arka Jain University, India):

"Let us join hands together and fight for peace." [32:05]

Dr. Kharchen Trülku Wangchuk Rigzin Rinpoche (Distinguished Lama and Scholar, Bhutan)

"Peace is not weakness; it is the highest form of courage and wisdom. The time to stop is now." [34:34]

Dr. Nem Singh Premi, (Founder, International Human Rights Organization, India):

"In such a time, silence is not neutrality; it is complicity. Humanity must always come before conflict." [36:59]

Ms. Dochia Bogdana Cecilia, (WCH Director, Romania):

"Peace requires courage—the courage to collaborate and place humanity above interests." [40:29]

Hon. Asif Choudhury (Honorary Consul of Bangladesh to Chile):

"A ceasefire is not peace; it is only the silence between storms. Only compassion can ensure the guns never rise again." [41:22]

Datu Jordan Bowen (Royal Maharlika Spokesperson and Legal Advisor, Poland):

"Lasting peace will not be achieved through force alone, but through dialogue, accountability, and a genuine willingness to understand." [46:12]

Dr. Kivumbi Ernest Benjamin (President, Planet Global Organization, Uganda):

"We should stick to going zero on nuclear. If it is a threat to humanity, then no country should have it." [51:41]

Dr. G.V. Rao (International Lawyer, India):

"Peace building is the central mission for which the UN was created. We must raise our voices against this clear violation of international law." [53:52]

Ms. Lola Smallen (WCH Regional Director, Las Vegas, USA):

"Peace is the most precious gift we can give to the next generation. It doesn't come from leaders; it begins in our hearts." [57:33]

Ms. Leah Halama (WCH Deputy Regional Director, Las Vegas, USA):

"Even small actions, when done with love, can create real impact. I am honored to support this peaceful world." [59:55]

Ms. Maureen Brindle (WHC Ambassador for Literary Arts, UK):

"No more weapons, just pure joy on the face of a baby boy." [01:02:24]

HRM King Constantine Mwugesi Butamanya (King of Buruuli Kingdom, Uganda):

"Innocent people and children are dying. We must consider our lives and the future of this world." [01:05:13]

HRM Sepuh Aloeda II (Sultan of Keraton Kasepuhan Cirebon, Republic of Indonesia

"Our most sovereign strength lies in the nobility of our compassion. Let the dawn of peace commence within our hearts today." [01:08:06]

Mr. Woniala Gidongo Michael (Chairman/Chief Principal Director of LUDEPA, Uganda):

"WCH should design a core curriculum for conflict resolution so leaders understand life and livelihood for humanity." [01:11:29]

Mr. Benjamin Musunza (WCH Country Director, Kenya):

"Let us choose understanding over conflict and unity over fear. Together we can build bridges." [01:13:53]

Dr. Farhana Sultana (WCH Ambassador, Bangladesh and Malaysia):

"We support world peace and stability. We raise our hands for peace and for humanity." [01:17:05] 

Closing Remarks

"As we bring this 3rd Emergency Online Peace Forum to a close, I want to express my deepest gratitude to each of you. Today, we have demonstrated that we are not powerless. From the prayers offered to the calls for diplomacy, we have stood together as one human family. We have collectively chosen life over vengeance and diplomacy over destruction. Let this forum be remembered as the moment we chose to stand for peace. Our mission does not end here; we will continue to work until a permanent peace is achieved. Enough is enough—it is time for peace." — Maha Putri Mariam Leonor Torres Mastura (Queen Maria)

About We Care for Humanity (WCH)

We Care for Humanity (WCH) is a global 501(c)(3) non-profit organization founded by Maha Putri Mariam Leonor Torres Mastura (Queen Maria). With a presence in over 20 countries, WCH is dedicated to advancing world peace, fundamental human rights, and sustainable development. The organization facilitates diplomatic dialogue via emergency summits and provides critical humanitarian support to those affected by conflict and poverty.

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Watch the Full Summit: https://www.youtube.com/live/y02iElUU-tw

Queen Maria and King Don Alfonso W. Nisnoni Bridge History and Charity in Timor

In a significant display of inter-royal solidarity, Maha Putri Mariam Leonor Torres Mastura (Queen Maria), representing the Sultanate of Maguindanao and the Royal House of Luzon Tagalog, officially visited the historic Kingdom of Kupang to meet with King Don Alfonso W. Nisnoni. This momentous occasion was realized through the gracious efforts of the King’s sister, HRH Princess Donna Connie Nisnoni, and the esteemed assistance of HM Sultan Sepuh Aloeda II, Sultan of Keraton Kasepuhan Cirebon, and HM Queen Ratumedia Widayanti.

The visit highlighted the profound historical significance of the region. Known historically as the Kingdom of Kupang or Kong, the area served as a pivotal trading post with a complex history of control by both the Dutch and Portuguese empires. The Royal House of Kupang continues to maintain its heritage today, with Don Leopold Isu Nisnoni recognized as the fourteenth Raja and Liurai of Sonbai Kecil.

Strengthening the bond between these Royal Houses, the visit also focused on humanitarian aid. Under the banner of the Global Santa Program, Queen Maria presented a cash donation to the Kingdom of Kupang. These funds are designated specifically for the purchase of shoes for the marginalized children of Timor, ensuring they have the basic necessities to thrive.

"It is a privilege to bring the greetings of the Sultanate of Maguindanao and the Royal House of Luzon Tagalog to King Don Alfonso," stated Queen Maria. "We are deeply grateful to HRH Princess Donna Connie Nisnoni, as well as Their Majesties of Keraton Kasepuhan Cirebon, for uniting us in this mission. Through the Global Santa Program, we are committed to tangible support for the youth of Timor."

Queen Maria and Princess Condrokirono Strengthen Ties at Historic Meeting in Yogyakarta Palace

HRH Maha Putri Maria and HRH Gusti Kanjeng
Ratu (GKR) Condrokirono

In a significant step toward strengthening international cultural ties, Maha Putri Mariam Leonor Torres Mastura (Queen Maria), Founder and President of We Care for Humanity (WCH), paid a courtesy visit to the Karaton Ngayogyakarta Hadiningrat (The Palace of Yogyakarta).

The Kingdom of Yogyakarta holds a unique status in Indonesia, ruled by His Majesty Sri Sultan Hamengkubuwono X, who serves as both Sultan and Governor. While His Majesty attended to state matters, Queen Maria was graciously received by his second daughter, Her Royal Highness Gusti Kanjeng Ratu (GKR) Condrokirono.

The visit commenced with a Royal Banquet for breakfast, discussing the preservation of Javanese heritage. In a Felicitation Ceremony, HRH GKR Condrokirono gifted Queen Maria a rare native Batik scarf. In return, Queen Maria honored the Princess with the We Care for Humanity (WCH) Badge, recognizing her dedication to her people.

Following the reception, Queen Maria was given an exclusive royal tour of the Museum Kereta Keraton Yogyakarta (The Royal Carriage Museum) to witness the magnificent carriages of the Kings. This was followed by a special tour of the Palace grounds, where Queen Maria was accompanied by her friends from Jakarta, Bryan and his mother.

The meeting, coordinated by YM Ray Dewi Ranggani, successfully established a foundation for future collaboration.

Global Royals and WCH Founder Experience VVIP Cultural Heritage Tour at Chanaya Resort

In a magnificent display of cultural diplomacy and royal camaraderie, HRH Queen Maria Leonor Torres Mastura, Founder of We Care for Humanity (WCH), was the guest of honor at an exclusive VVIP Cultural & Heritage Experience at the prestigious Chanaya Resort.

The high-profile visit was hosted by the resort’s owner, Professor Dr. Paulina Permatasari, a Full Professor at Parahyangan Catholic University (UNPAR) and Managing Director of Chanaya Resort Indonesia. The seamless facilitation of this grand event was spearheaded by Ms. Sintya of Impax Heritage.

A Gathering of Royals HRH Queen Maria was accompanied by a distinguished delegation of Indonesian royalty, creating a historic convergence of cultures. The royal entourage included:

• HM Sultan Sepuh Aloeda II – Sultan of Keraton Kasepuhan Cirebon

• HM Queen Ratumedia Widayanti – Queen of Keraton Kasepuhan Cirebon

• Her Royal Highness Princess Iriani Adalci Kuada – Princess of the Kingdom of Siau

• YM Ray Dewi Rengganis – Descendant of the Cirebon Kingdom and the Galuh Ciamis Kingdom

• Muhammad Nabiel Rahardjo – Son of the Sultan of Kesepuhan

An Unforgettable Cultural Immersion Upon arrival, the delegation was greeted with an elaborate and warm traditional welcome that highlighted the rich heritage of the region. HRH Queen Maria expressed that she was "blown away" by the meticulous preparations, the beauty of the resort, and the depth of the cultural immersion provided by Professor Paulina and her team.

Honoring Excellence To conclude the momentous occasion, HRH Queen Maria presided over a special recognition ceremony. Awards of appreciation were bestowed upon Chanaya Resort and Professor Dr. Paulina Permatasari for their outstanding preservation of heritage.

Additionally, Ms. Sintya of Impax Heritage was recognized for her excellence in cultural facilitation, and several local youth leaders were honored for their contributions to keeping traditions alive.

"Chanaya Resort is not just a destination; it is a living sanctuary of history and culture," said HRH Queen Maria. "The hospitality shown by Professor Paulina and the presence of my royal brothers and sisters made this an unforgettable experience."

Maha Putri Mariam Leonor Torres Mastura Fortifies Diplomatic Ties with Sultanate of Kesepuhan; Unveils Scholarship Initiative for Cirebon and Sumedang Larang

(L-R) HRH Queen Mariam, HM Sultan Sepuh Aloada,
HM King Lukman Soemadisoeria, HM Queen Nyi Raden
and HM Queen Ratumedia

In a landmark engagement advancing royal diplomacy and international cooperation, HRH Queen Mariam Leonor Torres Mastura conducted a formal courtesy visit to the historic Sultanate of Kesepuhan at Keraton Kasepuhan Cirebon.

Visiting in her official capacities as the Bae Mompong sa Maguindanao, Maha Putri of the Royal House of Luzon Tagalog, and Founder of We Care for Humanity (WCH), Queen Mariam was received with high honors by HM Sultan Sepuh Aloeda II, Sultan of Keraton Kasepuhan Cirebon, and his consort, HM Queen Ratumedia Widayanti.

During the visit, Queen Mariam delivered a personal message of solidarity from the Supreme Sultan of Maguindanao, His Majesty Sultan Zulkarnain Mastura Kudarat VI, reinforcing the bond between the royal houses of the Philippines and Indonesia.

A Commitment to Education: The summit concluded with a major philanthropic announcement: Queen Mariam introduced WCH's "Education for Humanity" program, in partnership with Jain University. She formally pledged scholarship grants to the youth of both the Sultanate of Kesepuhan and the Kingdom of Sumedang Larang, aiming to transform hereditary ties into tangible educational opportunities for the next generation.

A Message from the Sultan: Welcoming the delegation, HM Sultan Sepuh Aloeda II expressed his profound gratitude: "It is with great joy and open hearts that we welcome Her Royal Highness Queen Mariam Leonor Torres Mastura to the Keraton Kasepuhan. Her presence here strengthens the ancient bonds of kinship between our families and our nations. We are profoundly moved by her generous pledge of scholarships; it is a noble gift that invests in the future of our children while honoring the legacy of our ancestors."

Royal Delegation and Cultural Exchange: The diplomatic mission included distinguished Indonesian royals: HRH Princess Iriani Adalci Kuada (Kingdom of Siau), YM Ray Dewi Rengganis (Cirebon/Galuh Ciamis), and YM Donna Connie Nisnoni (Kingdom of Kupang). The dialogue was further enriched by the presence of HM King Sri Radya H.R.I Lukman Soemadisoeria and HM Queen Nyi Raden Nia Kurniasih of the Sumedang Larang Kingdom.

The event featured a showcase of traditional Kesepuhan arts and a royal banquet, notably prepared personally by HM Queen Ratumedia Widayanti, a gesture that deeply moved the visiting delegation.

"The hospitality of the Sultanate of Kesepuhan is a testament to the enduring grace of Indonesian culture," stated Queen Mariam. "We are honored to reciprocate this warmth by investing in the future of your youth through education."

About We Care for Humanity (WCH) We Care for Humanity is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting universal humanitarianism. Founded by HRH Queen Mariam Leonor Torres Mastura, WCH implements sustainable projects worldwide, focusing on education, health, and the eradication of poverty.

WCH Vietnam and Torres Clan Bring Christmas Joy to 400 Orphans in Ho Chi Minh City

In a heartwarming display of international solidarity and family values, We Care for Humanity (WCH) successfully conducted its annual Global Santa mission on December 25, 2025, at the Trung Tam Nhan Dao Que Huong orphanage.

The humanitarian mission was led by WCH Founder, HRH Maha Putri Mariam Leonor Torres Mastura, alongside WCH Country Director for Vietnam, Bai Huong Vo. The event brought Christmas cheer to nearly 400 orphaned children, transforming the center into a festive haven of music, dance, and generosity.

The venue, Trung Tam Nhan Dao Que Huong, holds special significance as it was founded by Bai Ti Huong, a revered Royal Maharlika Cabinet Member in Vietnam.

A Convergence of Humanitarian Queens and Philantourists: This year’s Global Santa Vietnam was unique as it combined the efforts of local WCH leaders—many of whom are past "Women of the Year" awardees—and the Torres Clan, who flew in from abroad. The Torres family participated under a "Philantourism" program, blending the joy of travel with the purpose of philanthropy.

The children were treated to a sumptuous feast featuring cakes, drinks, and holiday treats. The atmosphere was electric with joy as the WCH team, the Torres family, and the children engaged in fun dances and games before the distribution of gifts.

"Christmas is not just a date on a calendar; it is a spirit of giving that transcends borders," stated HRH Queen Maria. "Seeing my own family, the Torres Clan, working side-by-side with our dedicated WCH Vietnam team to feed and dance with these beautiful children is the greatest gift I could ask for."

The Delegation: The mission was made possible by the dedication of the following individuals:

WCH Vietnam Delegation: Led by Bai Huong Vo and Datu Hoa Lam, the team included Huỳnh Thị Hi Báo Hạnh, Phạm Đình Tình, Phẩm Le Quy, Đang Thì Nguyệt Thương, Belynn Lam, Truong Bich Thuận, Michal Whitt, Hien Minh, and Nhung Anni.

The Torres Clan (Philantourism Delegates): The participating family members included Maria Cristina T. Ayungao, Francis Ayungao, Niles Kim Ayunga, Dhilkzsa B. Viñan, Ferdinand C. Torres, Ana Luz G. Torres, Andie Torres, Christian Kyle Torres, Samantha G. Torres, Raineelyn G. Torres, Pastora Rizaline Irene T. Pascual, Pastor Ariel Pascual, Kianna T. Pascual, Kurt T. Pascual, King Yosef Pascual, and Kairos Pascual.

The WCH Global Santa initiative continues to be a beacon of hope, proving that when families and organizations unite, the impact on the lives of the less fortunate is immeasurable.

About We Care for Humanity: We Care for Humanity (WCH) is an international non-profit organization dedicated to promoting universal humanitarianism. Founded by HRH Queen Mariam Leonor Torres Mastura, WCH bridges the gap between royalty, dignitaries, and the masses to champion human rights, education, and health.

WCH and Jain University Award Certificates to Kenyan Scholars of Education for Humanity

In a landmark celebration of academic achievement and international cooperation, We Care for Humanity (WCH), led by HRH Queen Maria Leonor Torres Mastura, joined forces with Jain University (India) to distribute certificates to the graduates of the "Education for Humanity" program.

The prestigious ceremony was held at the headquarters of the Kalonzo Musyoka Foundation in Nairobi. The event was hosted by the foundation's patron, H.E. Kalonzo Musyoka, the former Vice President of Kenya and a prominent presidential candidate, who has long been a champion for educational development in the region.

The event was graced by high-ranking officials and dignitaries. Joining H.E. Kalonzo Musyoka and HRH Queen Maria were Hon. Dr. Gideon Mulyungi, MP (Member of Parliament for Mwingi Central) and Hon. Kennedy Musyoka, MP (Member of the East African Legislative Assembly - EALA). Both leaders expressed their strong support for the continued educational collaboration between India, the Philippines, and Kenya.

HRH Queen Mariam and H.E. Dr. Stephen Kalonzo Musyoka
(Former Vice Pres. of Kenya)

The ceremony marked the successful completion of studies for numerous Kenyan scholars who benefited from the "Education for Humanity" initiative. Scholars received certificates for completing various academic disciplines, ranging from Master's degree programs to Bachelor of Arts and Sciences courses.

This global program, spearheaded by HRH Queen Maria, bridges the gap between underprivileged students and world-class education. Through a strategic partnership with Jain University, WCH provides scholarships and distance learning opportunities to deserving individuals who might otherwise lack access to higher education.

The distribution was facilitated by the visiting delegation from Jain University, led by Mr. Rahul Jaiswal, who flew to Kenya to personally present the certificates and commend the students for their resilience and academic excellence.

The seamless organization of the event was credited to Mr. Benjamin Musunza, WCH Country Director for Kenya. His tireless efforts ensured the scholars were supported throughout their academic journey and prepared for this graduation milestone.

"Education is the most powerful tool we can give to humanity," stated HRH Queen Maria. "Seeing these students hold their certificates today—whether for a Master's degree or a Bachelor's—at the home of such a respected leader as H.E. Kalonzo Musyoka proves that when we collaborate, we can turn dreams into reality."

We Care for Humanity Delivers Clean Water and Holiday Aid to Mwingi Region with MP Mulyungi

In a significant stride toward combating water scarcity and poverty in East Africa, HRH Maha Putri Mariam Leonor Torres Mastura, Founder of We Care for Humanity (WCH), successfully installed two solar-powered shallow water wells in the Mwingi region of Kenya this past December.

The initiative, executed under the Water for Humanity Program of WCH and aligned with the organization’s Ending Poverty/Food and Water Advocacy, marks a vital development for the communities of Mangani and Thonoa.

The inauguration was hosted by Honorable Gideon Mulyungi, MP of Mwingi, and supported by Hon. Kennedy Musyoka, MP of Eastern Africa, alongside Ms. Belynn Lam, CEO of Lam Global. The project was meticulously coordinated on the ground by Mr. Benjamin Musunza, the WCH Country Director for Kenya.

In a display of collaborative governance, MP Dr. Irene Kasalu generously donated a water tank to support the Mangani water well infrastructure.

"Water is the foundation of life and dignity," said HRH Queen Mariam Leonor Torres Mastura. "By installing these solar-powered wells, we are not just providing a resource; we are empowering the families of Mangani and Thonoa to build a sustainable future. Seeing the joy in the community, especially when they bestowed upon me the name 'Syukimanzi'—meaning 'the one who brings progress to the people'—affirms that our mission to end poverty is truly reaching the hearts of the locals."

Coinciding with the water infrastructure inauguration, WCH launched its renowned Global Santa Program in the region. The festivities provided meals to over 3,000 people across both locations. The massive humanitarian relief effort included the distribution of over 2 million goodies and essential items to local residents. To further assist the families, Hon. Gideon Mulyungi distributed cash grants during the event.

Hon. Gideon Mulyungi expressed his gratitude for the international support: "The people of Mwingi are deeply moved by the generosity of Queen Mariam and We Care for Humanity. These wells solve a critical challenge for our constituency, and the Global Santa program brought a joy to our children that we will never forget."

Hon. Kennedy Musyoka added, "This partnership serves as a model for how global organizations and local leadership can collaborate. We look forward to continuing this work to ensure water security and prosperity for Eastern Africa."

About We Care for Humanity (WCH) We Care for Humanity is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting universal humanitarianism. Founded by HRH Queen Mariam Leonor Torres Mastura, WCH implements sustainable projects worldwide, focusing on education, health, and the eradication of poverty.

HRH Maha Putri Mariam Ignites Agricultural Revolution in East Uganda: Meets 800+ Farmers and Appoints LUDEPA Chairman as Regional Director

In a landmark move to foster sustainable development and agricultural innovation, HRH Maha Putri Mariam Leonor Torres Mastura, Founder and President of We Care for Humanity (WCH), successfully launched a massive bilateral collaboration with the farming communities of East Uganda. The historic event, held on December 12 in Mbale City, was attended by over 800 farmers eager to participate in a new era of socio-economic transformation.

A Grand Traditional Welcome and Distinguished Guests: The event was spearheaded by Woniala Michael Gidongo, Chairman of Legacy Uganda Development Partners Africa Limited (LUDEPA), WCH’s strategic partner in the region.

Her Royal Highness was accompanied by a distinguished special guest from Kenya, Hon. Gideon Mulyungi, MP of Mwingi Central, and two of WCH Uganda officials- Ms. Judith Nalumansi and Mr. Sali Peter. The occasion was further graced by the presence of Hon. Nambozo Florence, who joined the community in welcoming the visiting delegation.

Upon her arrival, HRH Queen Mariam was greeted with a vibrant traditional welcome, featuring mesmerizing performances by local ethnic groups that showcased the rich cultural heritage of the Elgon region.

Strategic Appointment: During the gathering, Queen Mariam officially appointed Mr. Woniala Michael Gidongo as the new Regional Director of WCH East Uganda.

Reflecting on the magnitude of the visit, Mr. Gidongo expressed the profound gratitude of the Farmers Fraternity Corporation, marking the event as a "year of success" for their locality. He officially acknowledged the visit as the Launch of the We Care For Humanity Services Headquarters East Africa - Uganda Chapter.

"Her Royal Highness has created a new chapter of approach in an enabling environment," Mr. Gidongo stated. "We value her cooperation highly, not just in Uganda, but across East Africa and the African continent as a whole. Her promising remarks and strength have solidified a path for progress."

A Shared Vision for Humanitarian Development The collaboration focuses on:

• Empowering Vulnerable Communities: Supporting people with disabilities, orphanages, and street children through the Global Santa program.
• Education: Continuing WCH's legacy of providing scholarships for higher education to the people of Uganda through the "Education for Humanity Program".
• Economic Growth: Discussing multi-economic investments to promote household incomes for national economic development strategies.

"We are looking at a strategy to launch the Socio-Economic Transformation at the local and international levels," stated HRH Queen Mariam. She emphasized that the fundamental core values of this investment are to support "Agricultural Economic Investment and Business" by sourcing potential funders to embrace the sector.

Queen Mariam reaffirmed her commitment to the region, acknowledging her collaboration with the Kings Forum in Uganda to strengthen shared visions for humanitarian development.

About We Care for Humanity (WCH): Founded in 2011, We Care for Humanity is an internationally recognized non-profit organization headquartered in the USA. It focuses on current global issues and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, specifically targeting African countries.

WCH Bestows Medal of Excellence on Kenyan Lawmaker Dr. Architect Gideon Mutemi Mulyungi During Royal Ugandan Jubilee

In a magnificent display of international diplomacy and recognition, We Care for Humanity (WCH) officially conferred the Medal of Excellence for Architectural Leadership & Public Service upon Hon. Dr. Architect Gideon Mutemi Mulyungi, MP, EBS, CBS, of Kenya.

The prestigious ceremony took place during the 21st Crowning Anniversary of the King of Buruuli, His Majesty Constantine Butamanya Mwogezi, in Nakasongola, Uganda. In the presence of a distinguished assembly of global monarchs, government officials, and thousands of subjects, the award was presented immediately following a powerful keynote address by HRH Queen Mariam Leonor Torres Mastura.

A Legacy of Visionary Leadership Hon. Dr. Gideon Mulyungi, currently representing the Mwingi Central Constituency in Kenya’s National Assembly, is a towering figure in both the architectural and political landscapes of East Africa. A former Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Public Works, Dr. Mulyungi is a fellow of the Architectural Association of Kenya and has been instrumental in shaping the infrastructure and policy of his nation. His career is marked by the prestigious Elder of the Burning Spear (EBS) and Chief of the Burning Spear (CBS) honors, reflecting his profound contribution to Kenyan society.

A Personal Tribute from Queen Mariam Reflecting on the conferment, Queen Mariam shared a heartfelt endorsement of the Kenyan lawmaker: "I have never seen a politician so genuinely loved by his people. Having spent significant time with him in both Uganda and Kenya, I have witnessed firsthand the tangible impact he has on his community. Dr. Mulyungi does not just lead; he serves with a heart for humanity that is rare in modern politics."

Strengthening East African Ties The recognition of Dr. Mulyungi at a Ugandan Royal Jubilee underscores the mission of We Care for Humanity to foster regional unity and celebrate leaders who utilize their professional expertise for the public good. His architectural background, combined with his legislative influence, has made him a beacon of sustainable development and community empowerment in the region.

About We Care for Humanity (WCH) Founded by HRH Queen Mariam Leonor Torres Mastura, We Care for Humanity is an international non-profit organization promoting peace, education, and health. The WCH Medal of Excellence is awarded to individuals who demonstrate extraordinary leadership and a selfless commitment to the betterment of society.