Inclusion is path to co-existence: Jordan King in Delhi

March 01, 2018 12:13

This is what King Abdullah II of Jordan said while speaking at the same conference on 'Islamic Heritage: Promoting Understanding & Moderation', in Delhi:

"Jordan is working globally for dialogue in peace. The world is one family. However different our countries and people are we have shared responsibility to each other as well as future.

"Today's global war against terror is not a fight between different religions or people. It is between all faiths and communities against extremism, hate and violence. We can't afford to allow young people to be left without hope trapped in isolation and vulnerable to false promises of outlaw groups. Inclusion is path to co-existence we need, we need to build strong successful countries, our strongest defence against turmoil."

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