Call for Peace: Jurists and Writers Appeal to Modi
An international conference urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to lead efforts in negotiating peace among conflicting nations. Hosted by the International Conference of Jurists and Writers for World Peace, the event emphasized diplomacy and negotiation to prevent a third world war, which could devastate many lives and economies globally.
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An international conference has called on Prime Minister Narendra Modi to step up initiatives for peace negotiations among warring countries. The event stressed the urgency of diplomatic solutions to avoid catastrophic outcomes.
The International Conference of Jurists and Writers for World Peace convened to unite governments, international bodies, and civil societies in resolving conflicts. Addressing the gathering, Dr. Adish C Aggarwala highlighted the current global unrest.
In a message read by Dr. Aggarwala, Modi emphasized the necessity of global peace for humanity's future. The conference warned of dire consequences should diplomacy fail to avert another world war.
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