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T. Oyunbaatar: Address to World Summit 2020
- Wednesday, February 5, 2020
“Strengthening the peace of the countries in the two continents within the framework of the Eurasian Economic Union, through mutually beneficial economic cooperation with a scientific basis, would dramatically improve the standard of living of the people of each country. Also, natural resources will be circulated and the population would be provided with healthy, ecologically pure food, and everyone will have long lives and live wealthy in a healthy environment as well.”
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Y. Chanwook: Address to World Summit 2020
- Wednesday, February 5, 2020
“Our shared duty is to seek common values shared by humankind which are intertwined into the global geo-economics and geopolitics. However, geo-economics and geopolitics have no sense without true love. Without true love, it becomes a mere race for power.”
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H. Van Thio: Address to World Summit 2020
- Tuesday, February 4, 2020
“I strongly believe that this Summit will provide us with a great opportunity to exchange views of politicians, scholars, religious leaders, and professionals on how to contribute to promoting peace and security around the world as well as how to foster a culture of peace for all humankind.”
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C. Date: Address to World Summit 2020
- Tuesday, February 4, 2020
“I would like to express my respect to Dr. Moon, who has circumvented the Earth four times last year alone to promote world peace, inheriting Reverend Moon’s will.”
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H. Sen: Address to World Summit 2020
- Tuesday, February 4, 2020
“For Cambodia, a country that used to experience wars and devastations, peace is definitely priceless. So far every achievement that Cambodia has accomplished, including its development and prosperity, are the fruitful outcomes of peace. Along with that, the RGC has vividly learned that in order to further maintain peace, we must provide opportunities, arising from economic development, equally to every citizen as well as develop human resources into resources with inexhaustible potential.”
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J. Morales: Address to World Summit 2020
- Tuesday, February 4, 2020
“I take the liberty of congratulating the founders of UPF because they are doing what others only talk about. They are investing their resources so that world leaders can talk but also do our part.”
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B. Rafini: Address to World Summit 2020
- Tuesday, February 4, 2020
“Only by opening up to others and strengthening alliances and partnerships based on universal values will our continent be able to flourish, free the vital energy of its youth and develop its wealth.”
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M. Robredo: Address to World Summit 2020
- Tuesday, February 4, 2020
“As we welcome a new decade, we march forward and muster collective courage to speak up against the abuses of our time. This is not the time for silent dissent and inaction. This is not the time for hate and division. This is the time for allowing our peoples to speak truth to power. This is the time to be one united legion.”
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D. Gowda: Address to World Summit 2020
- Tuesday, February 4, 2020
“The questions before us are crystal clear: How do we ensure mutual cooperation? How do we get multilateral institutions to make positive interventions? How do we begin to listen more attentively to people?”
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S. Radebe: Address to World Summit 2020
- Tuesday, February 4, 2020
“The world illuminated by the ideals of interdependence, mutual prosperity, and universal values is one where true heaven and earth have opened its doors, with peace flowing like a river and harmony blooming everywhere.”
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S.V. Fa’otusia: Address to World Summit 2020
- Tuesday, February 4, 2020
“Peace is, of course, not the end of war, but to live in harmony with each other. To be able to live in harmony is to be able to interact with one another regardless of our differences, and we cannot do that without loving each other.”
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M. Topolánek, Address to World Summit 2020
- Tuesday, February 4, 2020
“Human rights and freedoms are universal; a sense of perception is given to each individual – no matter in which country, in what culture and religion. When we say “human rights,” do we mean – at least in this hall – the same thing?”