Pakistan Senate chairman calls for greater global investment in peace
Gilani highlights diplomacy, dialogue and education ahead of confrontation, citing this year's International Day of Peace theme.
According to the Associated Press of Pakistan (APP), Senate Chairman Syed Yousaf Raza Gilani called on Monday for greater global investment in diplomacy, dialogue, justice, education, development and human dignity.
Referring to this year's theme, "Invest in Peace — For Everyone, Everywhere, Every Day," Gilani stressed diplomacy before confrontation, dialogue before escalation, and education before extremism, APP reported.
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