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We have achieved great interfaith exploits in Colombia, and it is our wish to see emulated these initiatives in all countries of the world.
I am appealing to all of you to join in bringing about a fundamental spiritual awakening, the revolution from selfishness to unselfishness, from a merely human existence to a divine life lived in the loving presence of the living God.
We all should try to break down the borders dividing nations. All people, nations and races must live in a peaceful world.
Investment in soft power, cultural diplomacy and peacebuilding missions as tools for reconciliation should be the worldwide initiative for religious and state leaders, for universities, and for each person on the globe.
The exercise of solving conflicts and the pursuit of democracy, stability and security needs to be underscored by continuing to weave the ever-expanding global network of economic ties.
Cultural diplomacy remains the bridge towards our growth and we must embrace these ideals both from within and outside our religious stands.
To achieve peace and security in Africa, the solution is collective, and to achieve development the solution is equally collective.
You may be far from New York, but what you are doing is part of the work of the United Nations.
The Paraguayan Chaco is a vast territory that occupies 62 percent of the land surface of the country, but unfortunately, the Chaco has barely 2 percent of the population of Paraguay.
I pray that the World Summit will serve as an important turning point for all the people of the world.
Tanzania has been in the forefront of peace, security and development guided by the principles of living of the sake of others, mutual consensus, love and protection of human welfare.
I believe the work you are doing through the World Summit, with its focus on peace and sustainable development, is of great importance.