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• Secretary General and founding member of The Triaglogue of Rome.
• A driving force behind numerous meetings that have influenced human understanding and behavior.

The three representatives of the Christian, Jewish and Islamic religions together with the Secretary General of the Jewish Association of Italy and authorities on the Hebrew Community in Rome.

Faith is the driving force behind this meeting: Imam Husain, Monsignor Fitzgerald, The Prof. Jew, Monsig nor K. Akashe and Monsignor Charbel Merhi joining hands like links in the chain of peace.

Testimony to the brotherhood of Christians, Jews and Muslims under the same roof of Abraham: The three monotheistic religions inside the Islamic Cultural Center of Italy with the maximum religious authority of the Great Mosque of Rome.

At the head of the table, Imam Omar of The Mosque of Rome, listens to the historic proposal set forth by Imam Husain of Argentina and backed by the other members of the Mission of Peace: "Dealing with the first interreligious meeting to be held in Jedda, in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in 1998.

In the center-right, The Rabbi of the Synagogue of Madrid joins hands with the representatives of the three monotheistic religions. His words seem to be a traced copy of the different hosts of this Mission of Peace.

The Imam Sheik Munir Al-Musairid of the Madrid Mosque welcomes the three religious ministers with words that bode well for future meetings behalf of strengthening the fraternal ties of Muslims, Jews and Cristians, marking and unprecedented history-making event. As such, the three religins join together for peace among men.

His Holiness Pope John Paul II welcomes the Bishop Manager Charbel Merhi, a maronite Catholic, the Imam mahmud husain and Professor Abraham Szwarc with the phrase "ut unum sint" (we are all one).

Dr. Giulio Andreotti President and founder of the Triaglogue of Rome. Italian Senator. Founder of the undertaking for the harmonius coexistence of the peoples of the Mediterranean.

Imam Mahmud Husain Director of the Center for Islamic Studies in Argentina and South America. Since 1989 a participant in interreligiuos meetings.

Prof. Alberto Abraham Szwarc Director of Judaic Studies in Argentina Member of the board of Directors of AMIA VicePresident of the Argentine Federation of Ethnic Communities (FAC).