UNIPA Anthem – A Song of Unity and Peace

The UNIPA Anthem is the official musical symbol of the United Nations Inter-Pacific Association (UNIPA), embodying its vision of peace, justice, and global solidarity. Written to inspire people of all nations, the anthem is performed at major UNIPA events, official ceremonies, and flag-raising programs worldwide.

This anthem was introduced under the leadership of Dr. Muhammed Haider Ali, the Founder and Secretary-General of UNIPA since 1989, as a tribute to UNIPA’s unwavering mission to unite humanity.

  • Purpose: To remind every member, partner, and supporter of UNIPA’s mission to build lasting peace and sustainable development.
  • Performance Protocol: All UNIPA offices, chapters, and affiliated institutions are required to raise the UNIPA Flag and sing or play the Anthem during formal occasions, meetings, and commemorations.
  • Availability: The official audio recording of the anthem is distributed to every office and will also be made accessible online for public listening.

UNIPA Flag – A Banner of Hope and Solidarity

The UNIPA Flag is the visual emblem of the organization’s commitment to harmony among nations and peoples. Its colors and design represent peace, cooperation, and the shared responsibility to build a better future.

The flag was formally adopted during the tenure of Dr. Muhammed Haider Ali, reflecting his vision to give UNIPA strong, recognizable global symbols.

  • Symbolism:
    • Blue field – Represents peace and stability.
    • Global emblem at the center – Reflects international unity and outreach.
    • Olive branches or laurel motif – A timeless sign of peace and victory over conflict.
  • Usage Protocol:
    • The UNIPA Flag must be displayed at all headquarters, regional offices, and official events.
    • It should always be treated with dignity and never lowered except to honor moments of mourning or solemn tribute.

Together, the UNIPA Anthem and Flag—introduced and championed by Dr. Muhammed Haider Ali—stand as living symbols of our shared mission to unite humanity in peace, justice, and sustainable development.