The Human Harmony Conference and Award Ceremony 2025 was held on Thursday evening in the capital of Maldives in a grand arrangement. The event featured extensive discussions on human harmony, education, healthcare, the tourism industry, and commercial sector development.

The chief guest at the ceremony was Mohamed Muthalib, Minister of State for Fisheries and Ocean Resources, Republic of Maldives. Among the special guests were Ahmed Saaid Musthafa, Deputy Minister, Finance and Planning, Maldives; Ananda Prasad Pokharel, Former Minister, Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation, Nepal; Hussain Nihadh, Deputy Minister of Sports, Fitness and Recreation, Maldives; and Abdul Jaleel Ismail, Deputy Minister of Islamic Affairs, Maldives, and Imam of King Salman Mosque. Also present was Mohamed Khalilur Rahman, President of Maldives BNP.

The event was chaired by Md. Golam Faruk Majnu, Executive Director of the Asian Business Partnership Summit. In his address, he highlighted the importance of human harmony for global peace and development. He also stressed the need for introducing an easy visa policy to further strengthen international business and the tourism industry.

Delegates from various Asian countries attended the conference. In recognition of contributions to human harmony and development activities, 50 distinguished personalities from Asia were honored with special awards. Among them were five awardees from Bangladesh, which was recognized as a matter of great pride for the nation.

In their speeches, the distinguished guests emphasized the importance of strengthening human harmony, improving education and healthcare services, enhancing regional cooperation, promoting the tourism industry to global standards, and expanding international trade partnerships. They noted that regional cooperation and mutual harmony are the pathways to achieving peace and sustainable development.