Starts from 02:26:55 …[INAUDIBLE]...All of you. I’m …[INAUDIBLE]..., President of …[INAUDIBLE]..., members of more than 9200. We come from Sri Lanka, Muslims of Sri lanka have continuously engaged …[INAUDIBLE]... how many within the all ethnic groups of the past decades. …[INAUDIBLE]... Present here at the United Nations Council well knows the challenges what we faced in our country being 10% Muslims in our land. But I’m not here to say anything about the past. We have adapted a few things which gave us very big success, and we are trying our best to follow it. Dignity of mankind, coexistence and constitution of …[INAUDIBLE]... These three things if the minorities, let it be Muslims, and everyone can follow, then we can live peacefully. The Holy Quran which emphasizes the dignity of mankind, and we base our dignity on the children of adults. It has been very clear that the bigger challenges of every …[INAUDIBLE]... today is making an effort in building a relationship among the communities for the success and possibility of the country, particularly, every individual should make an effort in centering the existing relationship with the people of other communities. Especially, the important of working with the social leaders, government and other faith leaders to regulate religious peace.