The second point of the Muslim-Catholic Colloquium’s statement reads that "considered the role religions can and must play in society, religious leaders also have a cultural and social role in promoting ethical values such as justice, solidarity, peace, social harmony, and the common good of the whole society, with a special attention to people in need, to the week, the migrants and the oppressed. The statement (third point) also stresses the "special responsibility" of religious leaders "towards young people who require particular attention, to prevent them from becoming victims of religious extremism and radicalism and to make sure they receive a solid education who will help them become builder of bridges and peace makers." The fourth and last point is stating that "religious leaders should learn how to prevent, face and solve" "crises of different natures, included those in inter-religious relations" "at both national and international levels." "This requires mutual respect and understanding; both parties should care for their personal relations and build mutual confidence, so as to face together the crises when they occur." The communiqué is ending with the announcement that the next meeting will be held in Tripoli, Libya, by next two years." ” ” ” “
