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U.S. Faith Leaders Visit Pakistani Embassy to Strengthen Interfaith Engagement

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February 18, 2025
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U.S. Faith Leaders Visit Pakistani Embassy to Strengthen Interfaith Engagement
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A delegation of faith leaders, scholars, and community advocates, led by Jannah Scott, CEO of the American Center for Religious Freedom (ACRF), visited the Embassy of Pakistan in Washington, D.C. The visit was part of the embassy’s ongoing interfaith outreach initiative aimed at fostering unity, understanding, and cooperation among diverse communities.

Distinguished Delegation

The delegation included:

  • Dr. Chaplain Gordon (Pray in Jesus’ Name Organization)
  • Adnan Khan (Founding Board Chairman, ACRF)
  • Peggy Bilsten (Board Vice Chair, ACRF)
  • Nicole Sterling (VP & Chief Relations Officer, The Sterling Foundation)
  • Sophia Otasowie (Director of Programs, Olive Consulting International)

Pakistan’s Commitment to Religious Tolerance

In his welcoming remarks, Ambassador Rizwan Saeed Sheikh emphasized Pakistan’s historical legacy of respecting all faiths and civilizations. He highlighted that Pakistan’s flag symbolizes its commitment to protecting religious minorities, with the white portion representing them.

“Throughout history, Pakistan has been a tolerant society that values faith and coexistence. Our goal is to build future identities based on shared values rather than differences,” stated the ambassador.

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Promoting Dialogue and Coexistence

Ambassador Sheikh stressed the importance of diplomacy in addressing global religious and social challenges.

“Coming together helps dispel doubts and misconceptions. Pakistan has always embraced dialogue and engagement as a means of addressing global issues,” he said.

A Vision for Peace and Harmony in Pakistan

Ms. Jannah Scott expressed gratitude for the warm reception and appreciated Pakistan’s efforts in fostering interfaith dialogue. She proposed a collaboration with the Embassy of Pakistan to enhance peacebuilding initiatives among diverse faith groups.

The delegation also shared plans for a “Pakistan Peace and Harmony Gathering 2025” in Karachi, aimed at promoting religious unity and coexistence. The ambassador welcomed the idea and assured the embassy’s full support in making the event a reality.

Commitment to Continued Engagement

Concluding the meeting, Ambassador Rizwan Saeed Sheikh thanked the delegation for their visit and expressed optimism for sustained collaboration in the future. He reiterated Pakistan’s dedication to interfaith harmony and global peace efforts.

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