+ Follow INTERFAITH COOPERATION Tag
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[Title] => Council of Interfaith Initiatives placed under National Security Council
[Summary] => President Arroyo has placed the Council of Interfaith Initiatives under the National Security Council, saying interfaith dialog is a key component in the country’s security and in efforts to forge peace with rebel groups.
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[Title] => RP's international interfaith initiatives lauded
[Summary] => US Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton has commended the Philippines’ international interfaith initiatives, particularly the Tripartite Forum on Interfaith Cooperation for Peace.
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[Title] => UN interfaith forum opens
[Summary] => UNITED NATIONS (AFP) — Foreign Affairs Secretary Alberto Romulo on Friday launched a partnership of governments, UN agencies and civil society to back UN programs promoting interfaith dialogue and peaceful coexistence.
Speaking at a luncheon attended by the president of the UN General Assembly, Jan Eliasson of Sweden, Romulo told the new tripartite Forum aimed to vanquish intolerance by building on the increasing momentum behind interfaith cooperation for peace.
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[Title] => GMA: Muslim-Christian conflict lessening
[Summary] => President Gloria Arroyo proudly announced yesterday at the Cebu Dialogue on Interfaith Cooperation for Peace Development and Human Dignity that the conflict between Muslims and Christians in the Philippines is "narrowing dramatically."
Arroyo in her speech during the opening of event held at Shangri-La Hotel in Mactan said that the conflict between Muslims and Christians has already abated due to the government's focus on interfaith dialogue and the willingness of the involved to accept the sincerity of those who differ with them in faith.
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[Title] => Dialogue on interfaith cooperation for peace set here March 14-16
[Summary] => Some 150 delegates from 15 countries are expected to attend the three-day Dialogue on Regional Interfaith Cooperation for Peace, Development and Human Dignity set on March 14 to 16 at the Shangri-La Mactan Hotel in Lapu-Lapu City.
The dialogue is being convened by the Philippines through the Office of the Presidential Adviser on Peace Process and the Department of Foreign Affairs with New Zealand, Australia and Indonesia as country co-chairs.
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[Title] => Cebu to host inter-faith dialogue
[Summary] => The Philippines will host an international inter-faith dialogue in Cebu next month to deepen understanding among various faiths and cultures all over the world, the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) announced yesterday.
Foreign Affairs Secretary Alberto Romulo said the controversy created by the publication of offensive cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad in several European newspapers has given added relevance to the proposal for an interfaith dialogue for peace.
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[Title] => Manila assumes UN Security Council presidency
[Summary] => The Philippines’ debt-for-development proposal is one of the initiatives to be discussed next month when Manila assumes the presidency of the United Nations Security Council, the Philippine Mission to the UN said yesterday.
The proposal has been gaining wide reception and acceptance among various groups.
Philippine permanent representative to the UN Ambassador Lauro Baja Jr. said the country would also push the debt-for-equity proposal during the UN General Assembly in New York next month.
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[Title] => US legislators back economic fund for Mindanao
[Summary] => The US Senate Appropriations Committee chairman has given his commitment to back Congressional efforts to provide budget support for Mindanao development in anticipation of the conclusion of the peace agreement with the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF), the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) said yesterday.
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[Title] => UN chief to visit RP this year
[Summary] => United Nations Secretary-General Kofi Annan will visit the Philippines sometime this year, Foreign Affairs Secretary Alberto Romulo announced yesterday.
Romulo met with Annan during his official visit to the United Nations’ headquarters in New York last week.
"Secretary General Annan has accepted President Arroyo’s invitation. There is no definite date but it will be within the year," Romulo told a press briefing.
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[Title] => Annan to Romulo: UN behind RP interfaith dialogue initiative
[Summary] => United Nations Secretary General Kofi Annan gave his full support on Friday to the Philippine-led interfaith initiative and the plan to hold the Tripartite Conference for Interfaith Cooperation for Peace next month.
Annan assured the UN will support the Philippines’ interfaith initiative in the launching of the Tripartite Conference.
The Philippines took the initiative to launch the tripartite conference at the UN Headquarters in New York to be led by Foreign Affairs Secretary Alberto Romulo.
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INTERFAITH COOPERATION
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Speaking at a luncheon attended by the president of the UN General Assembly, Jan Eliasson of Sweden, Romulo told the new tripartite Forum aimed to vanquish intolerance by building on the increasing momentum behind interfaith cooperation for peace.
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[Summary] => President Gloria Arroyo proudly announced yesterday at the Cebu Dialogue on Interfaith Cooperation for Peace Development and Human Dignity that the conflict between Muslims and Christians in the Philippines is "narrowing dramatically."
Arroyo in her speech during the opening of event held at Shangri-La Hotel in Mactan said that the conflict between Muslims and Christians has already abated due to the government's focus on interfaith dialogue and the willingness of the involved to accept the sincerity of those who differ with them in faith.
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The dialogue is being convened by the Philippines through the Office of the Presidential Adviser on Peace Process and the Department of Foreign Affairs with New Zealand, Australia and Indonesia as country co-chairs.
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Foreign Affairs Secretary Alberto Romulo said the controversy created by the publication of offensive cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad in several European newspapers has given added relevance to the proposal for an interfaith dialogue for peace.
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The proposal has been gaining wide reception and acceptance among various groups.
Philippine permanent representative to the UN Ambassador Lauro Baja Jr. said the country would also push the debt-for-equity proposal during the UN General Assembly in New York next month.
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[Summary] => United Nations Secretary-General Kofi Annan will visit the Philippines sometime this year, Foreign Affairs Secretary Alberto Romulo announced yesterday.
Romulo met with Annan during his official visit to the United Nations’ headquarters in New York last week.
"Secretary General Annan has accepted President Arroyo’s invitation. There is no definite date but it will be within the year," Romulo told a press briefing.
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Annan assured the UN will support the Philippines’ interfaith initiative in the launching of the Tripartite Conference.
The Philippines took the initiative to launch the tripartite conference at the UN Headquarters in New York to be led by Foreign Affairs Secretary Alberto Romulo.
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