Within the framework of international activities aimed at promoting dialogue among cultures and nations, the Research Center for the Global Civilization Initiative is participating in the "International Think Tank Dialogue on the Global Civilization Initiative," organized by the "Silk Road Friends Club in Malaysia."
During the forum, Mr. Nabaz Mustafa Abdullah represents the Research Center for the Global Civilization Initiative and delivers a speech entitled: "Civilizational Wisdom and Shared Human Values."
According to reports, representatives from a notable number of international intellectual and academic centers are attending the meeting. The speech by the Research Center for the Global Civilization Initiative highlights the importance of moving beyond the "Clash of Civilizations" theory and working on the foundation of shared human values, respecting cultural diversity, and fostering global peace and harmony.
Furthermore, a primary theme of the speech is dedicated to the strategic and pioneering role of the "Belt and Road Initiative" (BRI), emphasizing that this initiative is not merely an economic and trade corridor, but rather a robust bridge connecting peoples and cultures based on "shared success" (win-win) and establishing security through development.
The goal of this international dialogue is to bring together the diverse perspectives of think tanks to formulate a shared roadmap for addressing global challenges and building a common future for humanity.