MWL, Bosnian Parliament host conference to promote peace, tolerance in Sarajevo
The Muslim World League (MWL) and the Parliament of Bosnia and Herzegovina convened a regional conference in Sarajevo, aimed at fostering tolerance, coexistence, and peace. The gathering serves as a platform to reinforce these fundamental principles and uphold the progress achieved amid ongoing global developments.
The conference commenced under the auspices of Zeljko Komsic, Chairman of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina, with distinguished presence from Mohammed Al-Issa, Secretary-General of the MWL, and the Speaker of the Bosnian Parliament. Participants from diverse backgrounds, including political, parliamentary, and governmental figures, religious leaders, and members of civil society across the Balkans, convened to address pertinent issues.
In his opening remarks, Komsic underscored the significance of the conference, commending the diverse representation and collective commitment to advancing tolerance and peace. He emphasized the imperative of fostering an inclusive environment conducive to mutual understanding and respect.
Al-Issa, delivering the inaugural address, lauded the solidarity and cohesion evident within the Balkan model, acknowledging its potential to derive lessons from history and navigate crucial matters judiciously. He highlighted the Balkan model as a beacon of progress, oriented towards the well-being of future generations and adept at surmounting challenges.
Moreover, Al-Issa stressed the relevance of the Balkan model as a source of inspiration, drawing upon its historical experiences to steer clear of the pitfalls associated with religious, ethnic, and partisan conflicts. He advocated for leveraging this model to foster dialogue, reconciliation, and sustainable peace, both within the region and beyond.
The conference concluded with a collective commitment to furthering efforts in promoting tolerance, coexistence, and peace, underscoring the importance of continued collaboration and dialogue. Participants departed with renewed determination to uphold these shared values and translate them into tangible actions for the betterment of society.
