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17 Sept 2005
Religions, civilizations to meet in Turkish city of Hatay in late September
The eyes of the world will turn to the Turkish city of Hatay from September
25-30, when religious leaders of five different faiths come together there
for a Meeting of Civilizations. Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who
will officially open up the meeting, is expected to make a call for an
"international platform against global terrorism."
An invitation to the Meeting of Civilizations was issued to Pope Benedict
XVI by the Foreign Ministry, and though the Pope himself will not be
attending, the Vatican is sending four high ranking members to the event. A
variety of other religious leaders are also expected to attend, including
Armenian Patriarch Mesrob Mutafian, Greek Orthodox Patriarch Bartholomeus,
Syrian Orthodox Patriarch Ignatius Zekka Ayyvaz, and Turkish Jewish
community leader Silvio Ovadio.
The Turkish Foreign Ministry is giving active support to the Meeting of
Civilizations, hoping among other things that it will have a positive effect
in the days leading up to the October 3 start to EU accession talks.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
17 Sept 2005
Religions, civilizations to meet in Turkish city of Hatay in late September
The eyes of the world will turn to the Turkish city of Hatay from September
25-30, when religious leaders of five different faiths come together there
for a Meeting of Civilizations. Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who
will officially open up the meeting, is expected to make a call for an
"international platform against global terrorism."
An invitation to the Meeting of Civilizations was issued to Pope Benedict
XVI by the Foreign Ministry, and though the Pope himself will not be
attending, the Vatican is sending four high ranking members to the event. A
variety of other religious leaders are also expected to attend, including
Armenian Patriarch Mesrob Mutafian, Greek Orthodox Patriarch Bartholomeus,
Syrian Orthodox Patriarch Ignatius Zekka Ayyvaz, and Turkish Jewish
community leader Silvio Ovadio.
The Turkish Foreign Ministry is giving active support to the Meeting of
Civilizations, hoping among other things that it will have a positive effect
in the days leading up to the October 3 start to EU accession talks.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress