World Public Recognition Award "For Service to Humanity" is established by the World Peoples Assembly as the highest form of recognition and encouragement for international public opinion leaders who promote the ideas and values of conscious unity, strengthening friendship, harmony, partnership, and good-neighborliness among nations.

The Award is conferred upon state, public, cultural, spiritual, and scientific figures who have made a significant contribution to strengthening peace, developing intercultural dialogue, public diplomacy, and humanistic values.

The first Award ceremony took place on September 21, 2025, in Moscow, within the framework of the First World Public Assembly "New World of Conscious Unity," held on the occasion of the International Day of Peace.

The Award "For Service to Humanity" emphasizes the importance of moral authority and service to humanity as the highest form of international leadership, and contributes to the formation of a community of moral leaders.

This Award is a symbol of gratitude to those who make the world more just and humane.

Starting from 2026, the Award becomes a permanent institution of the World Public Summit and its regional formats.

Alexandra Vasilyevna Ochirova (Russia)

Scientist, poet, public figure, member of the Russian Federation National Commission for UNESCO, UNESCO Goodwill Ambassador. Made a significant contribution to the development of humanitarian diplomacy and international cultural cooperation.

Adnan Badran (Jordan)

Statesman, Prime Minister of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan (2005), scientist and community leader. Promotes the development of international scientific and humanitarian cooperation.

Rashid Alimov (Tajikistan / Russia)

Secretary-General of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (2016–2018), Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary. Contributed to the development of Eurasian dialogue and multilateral cooperation.

Tolegen Mukhamedzhanov (Kazakhstan)

Composer, public figure, author of works that foster spiritual and cultural ties between nations.

Sabena Yohannes (Angola)

Founder and CEO of Afritrack Angola, public figure. Actively promotes the development of public initiatives and humanitarian cooperation in Africa.

Igor Vasilyevich Khalievinsky (Russia)

Russian diplomat, Chairman of the Association of Russian Diplomats, public figure. Made a significant contribution to the development of international relations and the strengthening of public diplomacy, and interacted with UN platforms.

Dalbir Singh (India)

President of the Foundation for Policy and Governance, public figure. Actively advances the ideas of public diplomacy, sustainable development, and international partnership.

Bhai Sahib Mohinder Singh Ahluwalia (United Kingdom)

MBE, one of the most influential spiritual leaders of the global Sikh community, initiator of international interreligious dialogues and humanitarian projects.