Malaysia’s interfaith approach offers lessons for peace, social harmony, says Aaron
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MELAKA, Aug 8 — Malaysia’s experience in managing religious, cultural and ethnic diversity can offer valuable lessons to the international community in advancing interfaith...
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He said Malaysia’s approach was anchored in the recognition that diversity should not be viewed as a source of division, but as a strength that could be harnessed through mutual respect, openness and cooperation.
Speaking at the International Interfaith Peace Conference (IIPC) 2026 here today, Aaron said interfaith dialogue had an important role in strengthening mutual understanding and building a more cohesive society.
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