Archbishop Noppadol Konkam characterizes UMKC as an independent, universal religious and academic institution. Originally established in Florida, USA, the organization is formally incorporated as a non-profit entity in London, UK. Reflecting the Southeast Asian and Indochinese heritage of its co-founders, the institution’s executive committee prioritizes regional development through four primary pillars: food security, peace-building, educational advancement, and the enhancement of human dignity, with a strategic focus spanning both Southeast Asia and Africa.

"In strategic partnership with the BETI Institute—a premier private institution in Vientiane, Lao PDR—we aim to establish a comprehensive academic suite including Bachelor’s, Master’s, and Doctoral programs. A core pillar of this initiative is to leverage these educational frameworks to provide fully funded scholarships and accessible pathways for underprivileged students."

"By leveraging collaborative pedagogical structures and digital integration, these networks aim to elevate human welfare and reinforce axiological integrity. This approach is underpinned by a dedication to moral excellence and the strategic expansion of global scholastic partnerships dedicated to peace."