Globalization has connected cultures and societies, encouraging multiculturalism and diverse cultural exchanges, characterized by global movements of people goods, services, capital, technology, and cultural practices. However, this interconnectedness has also introduced challenges such as identity conflicts, socio-political tensions, mental health disparities, and environmental concerns Exposure to multiple cultures can emphasize differences, leading to identity confusion and the rise of selective cultural affiliations. Events like the COVID-19 pandemic and international conflicts highlight the global impact of local issues, while nationalist movements resist globalization. Addressing these challenges requires dialogues on psychology's role in understanding global dynamics. A conference aims to provide a platform for experts to discuss themes like identity, mental health, technology, and sustainable development, fostering cross-cultural knowledge exchange and new frameworks to address psychological challenges in a globalized world.