‘Jordan, Kazakhstan share common view on interfaith dialogue’

AMMAN — Kazakhstan’s Ambassador to Jordan Azamat Berdibay said that Jordan and Kazakhstan share a common view on ​​interfaith dialogue, reconciliation, ethnic and religious tolerance and peaceful coexistence for believers of all faiths in the Middle East, the Jordan News Agency, Petra, reported on Tuesday.

During a seminar organised by the Prince Hussein Bin Abdullah II School of International Studies at the University of Jordan titled “Kazakhstan in the Contemporary World”, the ambassador said that the participation of His Majesty King Abdullah in the 5th Congress of Leaders of World and Traditional Religions in June 2015, is a clear message given to the international society that, if there are joint efforts made by political and religious leaders, challenges can be addressed effectively.

Regarding bilateral ties, Berdibay said that they are witnessing a remarkable development, praising the political will of His Majesty King Abdullah and President Nursultan Nazarbayev.