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Thu, 07/10/2008 - 10:03
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MWL Chief leaves for Spain
Makkah, July 10, SPA -- Dr. Abdullah bin Abdulmohsin Al-Turki, Secretary General of The Muslim World League left Makkah today for Madrid to lead the League's delegation to World Conference on Dialogue, which was called and will be patronized by Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz in the presence of KingJuan Carlos of Spain on Wednesday, July 16 2008.
In a press statement to SPA, Dr. Al-Turki praised the care of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques for inter-faith dialogue and for the inauguration of the conference, saying that the conference willbe given a global attention by the international institutions.
"I am pleased on behalf of the Muslim World League to thank King Juan Carlos and the Spanish government in welcoming the convening ofthe conference in Spain, he said.
WML, after many experiences came to the result that a fruitful dialogue is the one which focuses on common human understanding to achieve acquaintance, coexistence and cooperation away from engagingin the discussion of religious issues," he added.
He pointed out that the meaningful dialogue can deepen a culture of coexistence and contribute to the marginalization of the forces that continue to incite hatred and calls for fuelling conflict, hatred andselfishness and dominance over others.
--SPA
In a press statement to SPA, Dr. Al-Turki praised the care of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques for inter-faith dialogue and for the inauguration of the conference, saying that the conference willbe given a global attention by the international institutions.
"I am pleased on behalf of the Muslim World League to thank King Juan Carlos and the Spanish government in welcoming the convening ofthe conference in Spain, he said.
WML, after many experiences came to the result that a fruitful dialogue is the one which focuses on common human understanding to achieve acquaintance, coexistence and cooperation away from engagingin the discussion of religious issues," he added.
He pointed out that the meaningful dialogue can deepen a culture of coexistence and contribute to the marginalization of the forces that continue to incite hatred and calls for fuelling conflict, hatred andselfishness and dominance over others.
--SPA
