Welcome to the United Ancient Nations
Established 2002
The United Ancient Nations is an Intergovernmental Organization (IGO). Currently made up of 160+ Members and Indigenous Nations, the UAN and its work are guided by the purposes and principles contained in its founding Charter.
The UAN is a manifestation of the profound connection amongst Indigenous peoples across the world (African, Andean, American, European, Caribbean, Oceanic, Asian regions), rooted in shared wisdom, sustainable practices, and deep reverence for the Earth.
UAN Mission
Create a dignified platform for Indigenous leadership rooted in ancestral wisdom, cultural legitimacy, and collaborative innovation —enhancing global dialogue and regional stability.
- Mutual economic support among ancient nations
- Establish Legal and International legitimacy
- Scientific research into ancient technology
- Ecological exploitation of resources
- Share knowledge and experiences among nations and develop leadership
Main Pillars of UAN
Indigenous Nations
Guardians of Earth’s biodiversity and custodians of ancient sciences, Indigenous nations have thrived for millennia through sophisticated systems of knowledge, governance, and harmony with nature—offering vital guidance for humanity’s shared future.
Enduring wisdom
UAN draws upon the timeless knowledge, spiritual sciences, and harmonious ways of life preserved by first nations across the globe. This enduring wisdom offers humanity sustainable solutions, sacred values, and a path forward rooted in balance, peace, and respect for all life.
Paramashivasena – UAN Delegate Training Summit
Spiritual Leadership for a Sustainable Future
The Paramashivasena – UAN Delegate Training Summit is a 30-day international program bringing together indigenous spiritual leaders and global Hindu diaspora delegates in Antigua and Barbuda. This historic gathering – officially supported by the Government of Antigua and Barbuda – highlights the power of ancestral knowledge and cross-cultural spiritual dialogue in advancing peace, resilience, and sustainable development.
Key Focus Area
Indigenous Leadership Training
Reviving ancient sciences and sacred knowledge to train spiritual ambassadors.
Spiritual & Yogic Development
Intensive workshops on meditation, yoga, and mindfulness techniques.
Women's & Youth Empowerment
Dedicated sessions uplifting women and young leaders.
Cross-Cultural Diplomacy
Interfaith and intercultural dialogues honoring ancestral wisdom.
UAN's Areas of Focus
Environmental Stewardship
Preserving biodiversity through indigenous knowledge systems
Cultural Preservation
Safeguarding ancient traditions, languages, and practices
Global Collaboration
Fostering partnerships between indigenous nations and international bodies
Synergy with the United Nations
Global Partnerships
UAN complements UN agencies UNESCO, UNDP, and UNEP in heritage and development. Additionally, UAN complements UN and it's organs.
Cultural Diplomacy
Bridges ancient wisdom with modern governance through joint programs and initiatives.
Heritage Protection
Collaborates on artifact preservation and restoration of sacred sites post-conflict.
Leadership Role
Positions UAN as a key hub for ethical cultural stewardship and multilateral funding.
Our Key Initiatives
Preserving Ancient Wisdom for Global Solutions
Indigenous Rights & Representation
Advocating for recognition and protection of indigenous nations' sovereignty, ensuring representation in international forums, and preserving cultural heritage.
Ancient Knowledge Systems
Documenting and preserving traditional wisdom, supporting research validating ancient sciences, and creating educational programs based on traditional knowledge.
Indigenous Rights & Representation
Advocating for recognition and protection of indigenous nations' sovereignty, ensuring representation in international forums, and preserving cultural heritage.