He reflected on the challenges facing today’s society, particularly digital addiction, the loss of spirituality, and growing inequality.
He emphasized his belief that real change must begin with education reform—one that develops conscience, creativity, and moral responsibility.
He also pointed out that respect should replace tolerance as a guiding value, because only through respect can a society based on equality and solidarity be built. He underlined the need to restore spirituality and wisdom in politics and to create communities founded on respect, solidarity, and constructive cultural competition in knowledge and goodness.
Most importantly, he stressed that cooperation between young people and older generations is essential for creating a future of peace and shared purpose.
