On November 5, Chairman of the Assembly of Representatives of the Supreme Assembly of the Republic of Tajikistan Fayzali Idizoda held a virtual meeting with President of the Global Council for Tolerance and Peace Ahmed bin Mohamed Al-Jarwan.

During the meeting, the sides discussed the current state and prospects for developing cooperation between Tajikistan and the Global Council for Tolerance and Peace, as well as opportunities for expanding inter-parliamentary relations.

It was emphasized that Tajikistan attaches great importance to the Council’s activities in promoting peace, tolerance and mutual understanding, and strengthening international cooperation.

The parties expressed satisfaction with the existing level of cooperation and stressed the importance of making fuller use of available opportunities to advance joint initiatives.

Particular attention was paid to issues of international peace and stability, strengthening mutual trust, respecting the cultural values of nations and promoting constructive dialogue.

In this context, the sides highlighted Tajikistan’s contribution to advancing the international peace agenda, including the United Nations General Assembly resolution proclaiming the Decade of Strengthening Peace for Future Generations, adopted at the initiative of the President of the Republic of Tajikistan, Leader of the Nation, Emomali Rahmon.

It was noted that the objectives of the Global Council for Tolerance and Peace are consistent with the priorities of this Decade, and that cooperation between the two sides could contribute to promoting and implementing its goals at the international level.

The forthcoming high-level conference, scheduled to take place in Dushanbe in May 2027 to mark the launch of the Decade’s implementation, was also discussed.

In this regard, the parties considered the possibility of establishing a regional office of the Global Council for Tolerance and Peace in Dushanbe, in accordance with previously reached agreements.

At the conclusion of the meeting, both sides reaffirmed their readiness to continue constructive dialogue, work out the organizational and substantive aspects of the proposed initiatives, and take practical steps towards their implementation.