BAKU, Azerbaijan, June 3. The search for ways
of peaceful coexistence of peoples is one of the main challenges of
modernity, Chairman of the Sikh Federation of Canada, Buhal
Moninder Singh, said at an international conference titled "June
1984, events in Amritsar: India's transnational repression of
ethnic minorities in the context of genocide", held in Baku,
Trend reports.
"The world is changing rapidly, and geopolitical ties are
transforming. Today's world is no longer the same as it was two
years ago, and it will be different in two years. Finding new
partners, strengthening solidarity, and finding ways for people to
coexist peacefully are, in all likelihood, some of the most
important challenges of our time," he explained.
Moninder noted that for students and young people, who will one
day assume responsibility for global development, it is more
important than ever to understand with whom they can build
solidarity, which peoples are their historical partners, and where
they can find support and peaceful coexistence, rather than facing
attempts to seize resources, exploit territory, and establish
control.
"These are precisely the questions that concern people around
the world, especially those who strive for freedom, like the Sikh
people. Therefore, they are seeking partners in solidarity
throughout the world," he added.
