Event reports
Rtd. Judge Raymond Mwaikasu welcomes H.E. John Reyels, Deputy Ambassador of the Federal Republic of Germany to Tanzania.
Rtd. Judge Raymond Mwaikasu together with Ayisha Jessa (UNESCO) and Shamin Khan (JUWAKITA).
Rev. Canon Thomas Godda (IRCPT), Rtd. Judge Raymond Mwaikasu (WRCPT), Sheikh Musa Kundecha (Baraza Kuu la Taasisi za Kiislam Tanzania), Hon. Berious Nyasebwa (Ministry of Home Affairs of the United Republic of Tanzania) and Ft. Dr. Anton Makunde (IRCPT) during opening prayers (f.l.t.r.).
Praying together: the Buddist Monch Apolinary Mausa Malha, the Anglican Bishop Michael Hafidhi from Zanzibar, the representative from the Hindu Community Kishor Thakrar, the Deputy Ambassador of the Federal Republic of Germany to Tanzania H.E. John Reyels and Godwin Mongi from IRCPT (f.l.t.r.).
Sheikh Musa Kundecha from "Baraza Kuu la Taasisi za Kiislam Tanzania" (The Council of Islamic Institutions) delivers a welcome note.
H.E. John Reyels sends greetings on behalf of the Federal Republic of Germany in Tanzania to the participants.
Hon. Berious Nyasebwa (Ministry of Home Affairs of the United Republic of Tanzania; Registrar of Association) delivers a word from the Government. The religious leaders are taking notes.
Rev. Canon Thomas Godda presents the history and developments of the Interreligious Council for Peace Tanzania (IRCPT).
The IRCPT jointly developed a "Memorandum of Understanding" (MOU). The President of the "Tanzanian Episcopal Conference" (TEC), Bishop Tarcisius Ngalalekumtwa, studies the document.
Fr. Dr. Anton Makunde moderates the event.
A participant reads attentively.
Also Sheikh Musa Kundecha (Baraza Kuu la Taasisi za Kiislam Tanzania) and Hon. Berious Nyasebwa (Ministry of Home Affairs of the United Republic of Tanzania) are studying the MOU.
Sheikh Hemedi Jalala (Shiaithnasheri) lauds the MOU.
Here: the President of the "Tanzanian Episcopal Conference" (TEC), Tarcisius Ngalalekumtwa, and the Bishop of Mwanza, Thaddaeus Ruaichi (f.l.t.r.).
The Secretary General of JUWAKITA ("Jumuiya ya Wanawake wa Kiislam Tanzania"), Hajjat Mwantumu Malale, also makes a contribution.
Ms. Hindu Lilla from the "Tanzanian Women Interfaith Network" (TWIN) internalises the MOU.
Also Sheikh Saleh Omar Kabi, Mufti of Zanzibar, studies the Memorandum of Understanding.
Subsequently, the religious leaders jointly sign the MOU. Bishop Taracisius Ngalalekumtwa (TEC) is the first to sign.
Tahir Mahmoud (Ahamadiyya Muslim Jamaat of Tanzania) signs the document.
The Buddhist Monch Apolinary Mausa Malha signs the document.
The Mufti of Zanzibar signing the MOU. At the end of the event he speaks closing prayers.
