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European Buddhist Union : ウィキペディア英語版 | European Buddhist Union The European Buddhist Union (EBU) is the umbrella organization of Buddhist communities and national Buddhist unions in Europe. The EBU is open to all schools and traditions of Buddhism in Europe wishing to unite on the basis of Buddhist teachings and work together in spiritual friendship and respect for diversity. According to the 'EBU Statement of Mission and Vision'〔From the 'EBU Statement of Mission and Vision', adopted by the EBU Annual General Meeting, September 2013〕 the aims are to facilitate international exchange and promote spiritual friendship amongst European Buddhists, to support social action and ideas motivated by Buddhist values, and to amplify the voice of Buddhism in Europe and worldwide. == History of the EBU ==
The EBU was founded in London in 1975, at the initiative of Judge Paul Arnold.〔European Buddhist Union, (The History of EBU )〕 The first Annual General Meeting (AGM) was held the same year in Paris. Towards the end of the Cold War meetings were held on both sides of the Iron Curtain. At present there are almost 50 member organisations from 16 European countries. Over the years, the EBU got engaged in various European and international organisations.
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