At a ceremony to mark Glasgow University’s Commemoration Day on 16 June 2010, Honorary Degrees were conferred on nine people, including the Degree of Doctor of the University on both Imam Dr Muhammad Ashafa and Pastor Dr James Movel Wuye, who feature in the film The Imam and the Pastor. They were presented by the Professor of Divinity, Werner Jeanrond.

An African Answer, a new documentary by IofC’s FLTfilms was premiered in Nairobi, Kenya, 11 June. The film documents the work of reconciliation and peace-building carried out by two Nigerians, Imam Muhammad Ashafa and Pastor James Wuye, in the settlements of Burnt Forest and Eldoret, which were at the epicentre of the post election tribal violence which rocked Kenya after the December 2007 elections leaving thousands dead or displaced.

Projection de L’imam et le pasteur au Syndicat des femmes de Khartoum (Photo: Imad Karam)

En un momento de tensión política, con las elecciones nacionales programadas para abril y donde Sudán del Sur tiene previsto celebrar un referéndum en 2011 sobre la posible secesión, la versión árabe de El Imán y el Pastor fue lanzada en Sudán el 16 de enero. El evento, cuyo tema fue "Los valores de la fe son la base para la paz y la convivencia", fue organizado por el Consejo Inter-Religioso de Sudán.

At a time of heightened political tension, with national elections scheduled for April and South Sudan due to hold a referendum in 2011 on possible secession, The Imam and the Pastor in Arabic was launched in Sudan on 16 January. The event, which took place under the theme 'Faith values are the basis for peace and coexistence', was organized by the Sudan Inter-Religious Council.

La Fundación Jacques Chirac para la Prevención de Conflictos premió al Imán Ashafa y al Pastor Wuye, en presencia de Kofi Annan y Nicolás Sarkozy.

Jacques Chirac Foundation Prize for Conflict Prevention awarded to the Imam Ashafa and the Pastor Wuye, in the presence of Kofi Annan and Nicolas Sarkozy.

El documental de El Imán y el Pastor ha sido seleccionado para ser proyectado en la V Edición del Festival Musulmán de Cine Internacional "El Ninbar de Oro", en Rusia (del 30 de septiembre al 4 de octubre de 2009). Alan Channer, director del filme ha sido invitado a participar del festival.