Her Royal Majesty, Queen Shanta Lana Hereford Champions Global Peace Charter at Prestigious EurAsia Afro Chamber Event
By Raymond Enoch
Her Royal Majesty Queen Shanta Lana Hereford has called for global peace and economic collaboration.
Her Royal Majesty Queen Shanta Lana made the call while delivering a powerful address at the Euro-Asia Afro Chamber of Commerce event in India .
The distinguished leader, known for her advocacy of peace and economic empowerment, laid out a transformative vision for a justice-centered, faith-driven framework to achieve sustainable international harmony.
Speaking on the topic “Creating a Framework for a Global Peace Charter,” Queen Hereford underscored the urgent need for governments, businesses, and faith leaders to unite in drafting policies that integrate equity, economic accountability, and environmental responsibility into global governance.
“The pursuit of peace is not just the absence of war; it is the presence of justice, dignity, and opportunity for all,” she stated, adding that “We must move beyond just talking and establish actionable frameworks that empower nations and communities to achieve lasting prosperity and peace.”
The event, which was broadcast live from New Delhi, attracted an array of influential leaders, policymakers, and business executives from across the globe. Hosted by the EurAsia Afro Chamber of Commerce, under the leadership of founder and chairman Dr. Rohit Gupta, the gathering focused on global cooperation, economic diplomacy, and sustainable peacebuilding.
Queen Hereford’s presence at the event highlighted her role as a leading figure in the African American diaspora and an advocate for global economic inclusion. She is actively working to strengthen trade and commerce ties between Africa, Asia, Europe, and other international markets. Through partnerships with organizations such as The African Diaspora Collective, The Atlanta Black Chambers, The Black Achievement Fund,
The National Business League, The 10K Project, and more,is leading economic initiatives that foster sustainable supply chains and strategic partnerships.
Her mission is clear: to create economic opportunities for Black entrepreneurs and business leaders in America, who have historically been excluded from global trade discussions. By forging international alliances, Queen Hereford aims to ensure that Black communities in the U.S. not only gain a seat at the table but play an instrumental role in shaping the future of international commerce and global policy.
The event also featured a distinguished panel of global leaders committed to economic and social change:
Dr. Rohit Gupta – Founder and Chairman of the EurAsia Afro Chamber of Commerce, a key figure in fostering cross-continental trade and economic cooperation.
H.E. Bishop Dr. Samsher Khan – Founder of BSK Prayer Tower and IRKT, a Peace Ambassador for the International Human Rights Commission (IHRC), and Asia’s Social Media Editor, dedicated to promoting peace and spiritual well-being.
Madam Sadhvi Pragya Bharti – A spiritual leader, humanitarian, and national media panelist known for her advocacy in social and educational reforms rooted in spirituality and justice.
During her speech, Queen Hereford proposed concrete steps toward peacebuilding, urging international stakeholders to collaborate on drafting a Global Peace Charter and organizing annual Global Peace Assemblies. She emphasized the necessity of implementing economic policies that uplift marginalized communities, ensuring that peace is not merely an ideal but a tangible, sustainable reality.
The event marked a pivotal moment in international diplomacy, reinforcing the crucial role of economic and cultural partnerships in fostering a peaceful and prosperous future. As Queen Hereford continues to champion global self-determination and economic sovereignty for Black and Indigenous communities, her vision of a unified and equitable world remains a beacon of hope for generations to come.
