Tunisian Writer praises World Conference on Dialogue

Tunis, July 19, SPA -- A Tunisian writer and Islamic thinker has
praised the World Conference on Dialogue now in progress in Madrid
under the patronage of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, King
Abdullah bin Abdulaziz Al- Saud.


Dr. Mohammed Salah Eddin Al-Mstawi said in an article published
today in the Tunisian newspaper "Al-Sareeh" that the conference is a
fruit of the call of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques for
dialogue.

He said the conference would study appropriate means for countering
claims of clash of civilizations fed by extremists and fanatics
everywhere.


In this context, he pointed out that this great global forum stemmed
from International Islamic Conference for Dialogue which was held in
Makkah.


He emphasized the importance of this conference among followers of
all religions because of its noble objectives that embody the culture
of peace, tolerance, coexistence and cooperation among human beings
to face the emerging risks.


He said that the conference will not be a regular meeting, but
turned out to be a historic one which is aimed at benefiting the
entire mankind.