HWPL Moroccan press talk commemorating anniversary of World Peace Declaration

The Moroccan press are gathering together for world peace on the 25th of May. To commemorate the 2nd anniversary of the World Peace Declaration, they are attending the ‘Peace Building through Information and Communication’ at ISIC in Rabat, the capital city of Morocco, which is co-hosted by Heavenly Culture World Peace Restoration of Light (HWPL, chairman Man Hee Lee) and Superior Institution of Information and Communication (ISIC, President Mr Abdelmajid Fadel) .
As well as students, the dean and professors of ISIC are expected to participate in the event. It is Ibrahim Metar, a student of ISIC who was touched by the activities of HWPL pushed ahead to hold this event. Due to his positive endeavor, the event is going to be held successfully and he was appointed as a publicity ambassador of HWPL. Especially Hassan Bouadgharen from SNRT Radio who attended the World Alliance of Religions’ Peace Summit hosted by HWPL last year also will give his thought as a participant.
Since the ‘World Peace Declaration’ was first made by Mr. Man Hee Lee of HWPL as well as the Walk for World Peace and Restoration held by 30,000 international members of IPYG in Seoul, Republic of Korea on the 25th of May 2013, they have been commemorating the day as ‘the day of HWPL’ every year all around the world. At the World Peace Declaration, Mr. Lee has already asserted that it is necessary to enact the international law which is a practical device to end all wars. He said that it is a duty of media to report the work of peace frequently. This is why Mr. Lee has made an appearance on the national TV in each country without exception to demand cooperation of the people for the work of peace in his overseas trips.

The World Peace Declaration mentions that it is essential to enact the international law as a practical device to bring all wars to an end. Moreover, emulating his spirit, they have established World Peace Declaration Day as well as putting up monuments in Carson City, CA, U.S and in Royal Bafokeng Nation, South Africa.