The US government and the Department of State do not manage or influence the planning, invitations and participants in the IRF Summit or the National Prayer Breakfast, according to information available on official website.
It is clear that the United Stated government is not funding, organising or inviting participants.
The statements, comments, positions and opinions of participants or former officials at the IRF Summit or National Prayer Breakfast should not be interpreted as representing the opinions, positions, or policies of the US government, according to the information received from the website.
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The IRF Summit is distinct from the International Religious Freedom Ministerials organised annually by the US and partner governments, which the German government most recently hosted in Berlin on October 10-11, 2024.
The United States welcomes government and civil society engagement on the protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms both at home and around the world, including on freedom of religion or belief.
Those seeking information on the purpose, opportunities for participation, plans, schedules, components, or any other aspect of the IRF Summit may be directed to the organisation’s website at www.irfsummit.org.
Information on the National Prayer Breakfast is available at www.npbfoundation.com.