UAE and Morocco Lead First International Recognition at the U.S. Senate
The United States celebrated its 250th Independence Day with festivities, during which it announced the first-ever international award to be presented as part of the celebration: the "Founders' Promise" Award. This accolade is given to individuals and countries that have made exceptional contributions to promoting religious freedom, equal citizenship, and the protection of minority rights. The award was introduced in recognition of the leading roles played by the United Arab Emirates and Morocco in transforming values of tolerance and coexistence into policies and initiatives that have an impact on a global scale, fostering peace and harmony among peoples. The announcement was made at the "America 250: Building on the Legacy of Religious Freedom and Its Promise" forum, which was attended by prominent American and international officials. The forum aims to honor countries that have influenced the dissemination of concepts related to liberty and human rights.
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