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Prophet Samuel Radebe said that we need spiritual guidance from people who are gifted spiritually to lead and guide.
“The socio-political evolution that we are experiencing, testifies well to this constant desire to reach out to others and to restore trust and peace.”
“Hopefully this Summit can give us greater dynamism and open the way to achieve the long-awaited peace in the world.”
H.E. Paul Mba said he is convinced that proposals made at this Summit can also be used to resolve other conflicts throughout the world.
“There is no peace without diplomacy; diplomacy needs to go forward. Secondly, there needs to be a sustained effort.”
Quoting a former President of Niger, Hon. Kassoum Yacouba Maiga said that some of the causes of conflict are inequalities, poverty and intolerance.
“Let the debates take place in the national and regional parliaments, so that in the end we can build a bridge between our parliamentary institutions and the Korean peninsula.”
“By putting people, humanism and humanitarianism at the front and center of an inter-Korea dialogue and reconciliation, we could harvest more low-hanging fruits, which, in my humble view, is a critical step towards reaching a higher level of dialogue and reconciliation in other areas.”
“Let us swear that we will not be warmongers and war criminals but peacemakers, and that we will sacrifice in whatever way required because the effects will be universal and benefit humanity forever with bestowed peace.”
“At the essence of it, Koreans should lead their reunification process with guidance and support from us all.”
“When the role of the authorities in the diplomatic or military-security dimension is added along with the role of the private sector to communicate and exchange with North Korea at various levels, it will be possible to effectively bring about change in the North.”
“Enhanced inter-parliamentary efforts in tandem with conventional and track two diplomacy can provide a mechanism through which we can make a real difference in promoting shared ideals of peace and reconciliation in not just the Korean Peninsula, but also throughout conflict hotspots in the rest of the world.”