Under the wise leadership of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud – may God protect him – and with the generous support of His Royal Highness Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud – may God protect him – a timeless message of peace and moderation emanates from the land of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, reinforcing the values ​​of dignity and humanity and building bridges of coexistence and cooperation among nations and peoples.

In light of the Kingdom’s Vision 2030, which prioritizes human well-being, Saudi Arabia’s active presence in international forums continues. A prime example is the recent event held in Riyadh: the Future Investment Initiative (FII9), which took place this week and witnessed broad international participation, including from Syria. This reflects the Kingdom’s approach to unifying the Arab ranks, promoting shared development, and solidifying the understanding that peace is not achieved through words alone, but through action, work, and investment in human capital.

This conference embodied the Kingdom’s vision of making the economy a gateway to peace. The wise leadership affirmed that the future belongs to minds at peace, not those in conflict, and that prosperity can only be achieved through integrated efforts towards development and human dignity. The Kingdom’s humanitarian and dialogue initiatives, undertaken through its sponsorship and support of international institutions and organizations of an Islamic nature, are a continuation of the pioneering role the land of the Two Holy Mosques has historically played as a beacon of moderation and a source of peace, reform, and tolerance among peoples.

From the land of generosity, from the Kingdom of dignity and humanity, a message of peace emanates—a sincere invitation to the world to live in the shade of mercy and cooperation, and to build the future on mutual respect and justice for all people.

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Mr. Mohammed bin Mubarak Al-Saleem
Member of the General Secretariat of the World Council for the Muslim World (WCTIW)