Camden Community Iftar Dinner under the Theme of “Building Community Trust”

Invitation Only
Free to Attend

Camden Town Hall

Kerim Balci

Kerim Balci

Chief Advisor, Human Rights Solidarity; Founder, OnlineHizmet

Kerim Balci is a Turkish writer, journalist, academic and human rights activist. He is recently the Chief Advisor of London Based Human Rights Solidarity Balci served as the editor in chief of Turkish Review, and as a columnist at Today’s Zaman and Zaman dailies.

Nadia Shah

Camden Council Cabinet Member for Voluntary Sector, Equalities, and Cohesion

Phil Rosenberg

President of the Board of Deputies of British Jews

Our 2026 Camden Ramadan Iftar Dinner brought together community leaders, faith representatives, and residents at Camden Town Hall to share a meaningful evening of dialogue and reflection. The event welcomed guests from diverse backgrounds to experience the spirit of Ramadan through a shared fast-breaking meal and thoughtful conversation.

The programme included a welcome address, keynote speeches, musical performances, and contributions from representatives of different faith communities. Guests heard from civic leaders and faith figures who emphasised the importance of mutual respect, cooperation, and community cohesion. The evening also featured an Ebru art exhibition and opportunities for guests to connect with one another in a warm and inclusive atmosphere.

As participants gathered around the table to break the fast, the dinner highlighted how sharing food can strengthen relationships and build understanding between people of different cultures and beliefs. Ramadan provides a powerful opportunity to extend hospitality and open dialogue with neighbours and partners across the community.

By bringing together voices from various traditions and sectors, the Camden Ramadan Iftar Dinner reaffirmed the importance of collaboration, compassion, and shared values in building a more connected society.