Since the mid-1980s, bin Muaammar has been associated with the fields of dialogue, culture and education in Saudi Arabia, pursuing the principles of coexistence by deepening knowledge and mutual understanding among diverse communities.

[6][7] Bin Muaammar has served on the boards of a number of organizations whose mandate is to enhance education and inter-group understanding.

Currently, he serves on the Boards of the King Abdul Aziz Foundation for Human Sciences and Islamic Studies (Morocco); the King Fahad National Library; the Administration Authority of the National Center for Documents and Archives; the Forum of Promoting Peace in Muslim Societies (United Arab Emirates); the World Scout Foundation (Switzerland), the King Abdul Aziz Foundation for Research and Archives, the National Committee for Monitoring the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz Interreligious and Intercultural Dialogue Initiatives and the UNESCO Institute for Lifelong Learning.

[12][13] The Centre is supported by a unique two-tier governance structure that connects government representatives (the Council of Parties, comprising the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the Republic of Austria and the Kingdom of Spain, as well as the Holy See, as Founding Observer) with religious leaders (the Board of Directors) who represent faith-based institutions.

[24] All three libraries develop collections and diversify knowledge resources, providing reader and researcher programs, in addition to hosting workshops, lectures, seminars and local and international symposiums.