A Delegation from the Eastern Club for Civilizations Dialogue Visits the MECC Secretary General Professor Michel Abs
And Invites Him to Participate in the International Day of Diplomats
As part of strengthening cooperation and fostering openness between cultural and Religious institutions, as well as promoting the values of dialogue and mutual understanding among the various components of society, a delegation from the Eastern Club for Civilizations Dialogue visited the Secretary General of the Middle East Council of Churches (MECC) Professor Michel Abs, at the Council’s headquarters in Hamra_ Beirut. The delegation was headed by the Club’s President, Dr. Elie Al-Sarghani, and the Journalist Lea Maamary, Member of the Board of Directors and Secretary of the Club, together with Members of the Board of Trustees: Mr. Eddy Makhoul, Mrs. Aimée Bou Lahoud, and Mrs. Amal Adel.
At the outset of the meeting, the Secretary General welcomed the delegation, commending the initiatives undertaken by the Eastern Club for Civilizations Dialogue and its role in promoting a culture of dialogue and openness. He praised the Club’s efforts to bring together diverse communities around shared values that foster social peace and constructive cooperation. Professor Abs also expressed his appreciation for the kind invitation, wishing the Club continued success in achieving its cultural and humanitarian objectives.
The Members of the Delegation affirmed that the Eastern Club for Civilizations Dialogue remains committed to its mission of promoting a culture of dialogue, strengthening the principles of peaceful coexistence, and enhancing mutual understanding among people, cultures, and Religions through the organization of seminars, conferences, and cultural activities that build bridges of communication and deepen the values of mutual respect, openness, and tolerance.
During the visit, the Delegation presented to the Secretary General of the Middle East Council of Churches, an official invitation to attend the International Day of Diplomats celebration organized by the Club. The event serves as an opportunity to renew encounters among Religious, cultural, and social leaders, while reaffirming the importance of dialogue as a means of promoting rapprochement, cooperation, and service to national and humanitarian causes.