For long, African leaders and people have searched for various instruments that promote democracy and peace to achieve Conflict-free Africa.
This August, these enduring efforts have made a breakthrough with the inter-regional collaboration and peace-building initiatives led by an UN-affiliated NGO working for world peace.
Consent to Legislation of Law for Peace for Achieving Peace in Our Lifetime
On August 10th and 13th, “African Leaders of Peace Summit 2018” with the slogan of “Achieving Peace in Our Lifetime” was held respectively in Johannesburg and Cape Town, South Africa. The organizers of this event, African Leaders of Peace Summit Organising Committee and Heavenly Culture, World Peace, Restoration of Light (HWPL), explained the purpose of the summit as to call for African leaders’ concrete roles in sustainable peace and security in Africa and to present a plan for the implementation of the “African Union’s Agenda 2063”.
The attendees including dignitaries, religious leaders, educators, civil society, youth, and media across Africa brought out the principles of the Declaration of Peace and Cessation of War (DPCW) as a solution to conflicts between religions and ethnicities as well as a part of solving the social issues such as discrimination and corruption.
H.E. Veronica Nataniel Macamo, Mozambique President of National Assembly, spoke in favor of the implementation of the declaration, “I believe that peace can be achieved through the DPCW and hope that all nations will be able to attain peace not only for our future generations but in our current generation as well.”
Following the African Leaders of Peace Summit in South Africa, in Ethiopia on 15th of August, the “2018 Addis Ababa Summit” was held in order to reaffirm the collaborative efforts among the regions in Africa to establish a legal foundation for the sustainable peace. The discussion was backed by the support for the DPCW which aims to cesses any armed conflicts and educate the spirit of peace through peace education and culture.
