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King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz Int'l Center for Dialogue among followers of religions and cultures concludes discussions on peace process in Central African Republic
King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz Int'l Center for Dialogue among followers of religions and cultures wrapped up a meeting designed to discuss ways to facilitate the peace process in Central African Republic. Faisal bin Abdulrahman bin Muaamar, Secretary General of the center, said in a statement following the meeting that the center is keen to provide services and experiences to support reaching decisions to solve the impasse in Central African Republic. Participants in the two-day meeting agreed that the dispute in the central African country is not a religious one but that having historical, political and economical roots, cautioning from a delay to adopt prompt measures to enhance dialogue among religions, and alleviate the humanitarian and security increasing crisis in the country. The meeting was attended by a number of religious leaders, representatives of a number of religious organizations in Central African Republic and Jeddah-based Organization of Islamic Cooperation, Peace makers network, United Religious Initiative and African Churches Council.
