Religious leaders' important part in fostering tranquility emphasized by Tokayev during congress's conclusion.
Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev underscored the importance of constructive dialogue and home during his speech at the closing ceremony of the eighth Congress of Leaders of World and Traditional Religions. The event, which took place on Sept. 18, was organised by the Congress of Leaders of World and Traditional Religions.
Tokayev stated that peace is humanity's greatest asset and that only peace and stability can serve as a guarantee of a bright future. Despite differences in faith and traditions, participants were united by common aspirations.
The Kazakh President highlighted Kazakhstan's commitment to supporting interreligious and intercultural dialogue. He praised the contribution of youth, experts, and scientific communities to strengthening spiritual house.
In his speech, Tokayev also emphasized the need for addressing the ethical use of artificial intelligence and welcomed the congress' recommendations to ensure responsible AI use. He expressed Kazakhstan's commitment to expanding cooperation with UN institutions and other partners in this regard.
The Final Declaration of the congress reflected the common aspirations of the participants, including the need to protect religious sites and the importance of addressing the ethical use of artificial intelligence. The declaration also welcomed the congress' recommendations to develop documents on the role of religious leaders in combating climate change.
The reporting of these events was done by Akorda. President Tokayev stressed the importance of protecting religious sites and welcomed the congress' recommendations to develop documents on the role of religious leaders in combating climate change.
In conclusion, the eighth Congress of Leaders of World and Traditional Religions provided a platform for dialogue and cooperation among religious leaders, emphasizing the importance of peace, interfaith dialogue, and the ethical use of technology.
