In Pursuit of Peace and Unity: Interfaith leaders should promote dialogue - Chief Doli-Wura to Africa Union

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FRI, 19 APR 2024

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Chief Dr. Doli-Wura, Chairperson of the Africa Union Interfaith Dialogue Forum Steering Committee (AU-IFDF), has emphasized the vital role of interfaith leaders in fostering dialogue, peace, and unity across communities.

Speaking at the "2024 Golden Rule Day: Commemorating World Interfaith Harmony Week: The Role of Interfaith Leaders" event in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, Chief Doli-Wura highlighted the significant impact of interfaith collaboration in various areas, including peacebuilding, conflict resolution, humanitarian aid, and environmental stewardship.

He underscored the importance of treating others with empathy, compassion, and mutual respect, as reflected in the Golden Rule—a principle rooted in the teachings of different faith traditions.

Chief Doli-Wura drew inspiration from the teachings of revered religious leaders, such as Jesus Christ and Prophet Mohammed (SAW), who exemplified compassion and solidarity towards others.

Across diverse cultures and traditions, the essence of the Golden Rule promotes harmony and interconnectedness among individuals and communities.

Regarding peacebuilding and conflict resolution, Chief Doli-Wura highlighted the role of interfaith initiatives in promoting dialogue and reconciliation in conflict-affected regions, citing examples from Bosnia and Herzegovina.

He also emphasized the contribution of religious leaders in preventing electoral violence by promoting peaceful elections and fostering dialogue among political stakeholders.

In the realm of humanitarian aid and development, Chief Doli-Wura praised faith-based organizations for their frontline efforts in delivering essential services to vulnerable populations worldwide.

He emphasized the importance of environmental stewardship, urging collective action to address climate change and promote sustainable lifestyles.

Furthermore, Chief Doli-Wura recognized the instrumental role of faith-based organizations in delivering healthcare services and advocating for public health measures.

As the event commemorated the Golden Rule Day, Chief Doli-Wura called on participants to embody this principle in their daily lives through acts of kindness, empathy, and solidarity.

He urged world leaders to embrace the Golden Rule in their interactions, emphasizing its relevance in fostering compassion, justice, and peaceful coexistence among nations.

In conclusion, Chief Doli-Wura appealed to participants to reaffirm their commitment to promoting peace, tolerance, and compassion as interfaith leaders, recognizing their shared humanity and collective responsibility towards nurturing the planet and promoting the common good.

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