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Religious leaders urged to action for peace at Kuala Lumpur summit

Malaysia's PM Anwar Ibrahim urges religious leaders to embrace peace and morality amid declining trust. The summit in Kuala Lumpur focuses on global unity.

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00:00The second international summit of religious leaders has taken place in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia,
00:06held under the theme The Role of Religious Leaders in Conflict Resolution.
00:10Wars in Gaza and Ukraine dominated conversations as well as debate about how the role of religious leaders
00:17can help understand, resolve and discover the root causes for international conflicts.
00:23The Malaysian Prime Minister and the Secretary General of the Muslim World League gave special addresses at the summit.
00:30Today, in the world, there is a deficit, there is a decline in trust, there is a deficit among political leaders
00:42on what is the notion of justice, on humanity, on good values, and therefore, the religious leaders will have no choice.
00:55We are not giving you a choice. You have to hold the banner.
01:02We say to everyone, we don't want just words, we want deeds. We have listened a lot. Now we want to see action.
01:08And you have to do something about it. And you must create something tangible.
01:13The summit highlighted that religious leaders can play an even more significant role in promoting peace, reconciliation and social cohesion.
01:21The summit highlighted that on Deixaille.
01:22The summit's objection.
01:24The summit ignored that image of the world has noия to bear with
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