Dialogue Across Cultures

I found your interview with Dr. Raha Sabet Sarvestany thoughtful, balanced, and intellectually honest. Dr. Sabet Sarvestany consistently emphasizes that peace is not merely a political project, but also a human and ethical one. Her central ideas—inner peace, shared humanity, dialogue, inclusion, and critical thinking—are highly relevant in today’s polarized world. From my perspective, however, I would add one important psychological dimension.

In this interview, Véronique Hauferlin-Wildgen , municipal councillor in Bettembourg and social sector professional, shares her journey, her commitment to serving the community and her vision of living together.

As part of the Dialogue Across Cultures project, I had the privilege of speaking with Dr. Raha Sabet Sarvestany, a scholar whose work explores the intersections of Gender Studies, Religion, Culture, Minorities, Media, and Social Justice.

Discover the interview with Deborah Semedo on intercultural dialogue, inclusion, mediation, and living together in a multicultural society like Luxembourg.

As part of my project on intercultural dialogue in Luxembourg, I had the pleasure of speaking with Sylvie, a professional who has been involved for many years in the field of education and social projects.

In this interview, she shares her analysis of conflicts, communication, and human dynamics in multicultural societies.

Dr. Khabirpour is the author of the book Inner Peace, Outer Transformation, in which he reflects on the relationship between personal awareness, emotional balance, and the way individuals interact with others and with society.