The religious attaché at the Saudi Embassy in the Republic of Djibouti yesterday organized a Ministry of Islamic Affairs, Dawah, and Guidance-supported scientific course to qualify imams, preachers and students in Djibouti. Saudi Ambassador to Djibouti Faisal Al-Qabbani, Minister of Islamic Affairs and Endowments of Djibouti Moumin Hassan Barry, and heads of Islamic associations and centers were present at the course, which is part of the ministry's programs abroad to promote moderation, spread tolerance, and reject extremism. Source: Saudi Press Agency
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