During her visit to India, in Mumbai, Chiara continued and deepened the dialogue with Hinduism, which had begun on the occasion of her first stay in 2001. She visited Somaiya College, one of the Hindu university institutions most engaged in interreligious dialogue; Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, a centre established to rediscover the roots of Hindu culture; and she met the Swadhyaya Family, a movement spread throughout India, with over 8 million members. In Mumbai, at the invitation of Cardinal Dias, and in Delhi and at the invitation of Archbishop Conceçao, she presented the spirituality of unity to priests, religious and lay movements.

In Rome, at the Palazzo San Macuto of the Italian Parliament, she presented the ideals of the Politics for Unity Movement to of a group of politicians. She later met groups of parliamentarians and mayors in Bratislava (Slovakia), Barcelona and Madrid (Spain), Dublin (Ireland), London (Great Britain), Bern (Switzerland).

On the occasion of her eightieth birthday, Chiara received the honorary citizenship of Rome: "I have received other citizenships, but this is certainly the one I love most, because Rome is Rome. Not only is it rich in history, art and culture, but above all it is like a precious treasure chest that contains the heart of catholicity. ‘Rome is unity’, as Pope Paul VI said. Rome is called to contribute to achieving universal fraternity in the world”[1].

When she was young, Chiara wanted to further her studies as a way to the truth and had enrolled at University. The Second World War put an end to her plans, preventing her from attending. Later in life, she received numerous academic awards for her contribution to cultural life during the significant changes of the twentieth century. On December 7, 2007, by Pontifical Decree, the Sophia University Institute was established, based in the little town of Loppiano. This, the last of the works she founded, was officially inaugurated on 1 December 2008, being a development of the Abba School (founded in 1990) and rooted in the spirituality of unity and the rich experience of the Movement.