Morung Express News
Mokokchung| November 19
The two-day national seminar on ‘Peacemaking and Dialogue: Religious approaches in the quest for an interfaith relation’, organized by the Clark Centre for Peace Research and Action (CCPRA) concluded on November 19 at Jungshinokdang Hall, Clark Theological College, Aolijen, Mokokchung.
The seminar which was attended by representatives from all religious faiths and tradition from across the nation ended with a panel discussion on the theme “Coexist”. The panelists at the discussion included representatives from five faiths – Hindu represented by Dr. Prabhakar Bhattarcharyya, Serampore College, Muslim represented by A. Rahman, President, Muslim Council Dimapur, Sikh by Harjinder PS Ahluwalia, Catholic by Dr. Fr. Mathew John, Peace Channel, and Dr. A. Tali Ao, Senior Lecturer, CTC represented the Protestant Christians.
The discussion centered on the topic of co-existence and peace as a precondition for world peace. Pursenla Ozukum, programme co-ordinator, CCPRA, delivered the vote of thanks and concluded the seminar.
