Rachel of Hope unites over 100 million people

The rally of hope was invited by Hakk Ya Han Moon, cofounder of the Universal Peace Federation and brought together worldwide in real time over 100 million followers.

Religious leaders, president of states and experts of various fields participated in the panel with him.

Former UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon has joined the world's leaders in seeking peace in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic, which is threatening to plunge the world into fighting over territories and resources, religious and racial divisions.

Ki-Moon called for a unified world, bilateral prosperity and universal values. He claimed that it was time for the world to build bridges, not to build walls in order to have a unified world.

If we fail to unite as a world community, our existence will be threatened. Peace is not an exclusive issue for an individual or a nation. Peace is our common desire and a loving desire for a long time. I believe that lasting peace will be strengthened only when governments and civil society are close partners with each other”, Ki-Moon said.

Huck Ja Han Moon and her late husband reverend San Mijang Moon for decades have defended the philosophy of interdependence, mutual prosperity and universal values, such as the surest way to bring about lasting peace and bring hope to the world.

Albania's former president, Alfred Moisiu, also participated in the quality of the Council of Peace for Europe chairman.

Peace messages were also conveyed by Pulina White, US President Donald Trump's adviser Donald Trump, Hun Sen, Cambodia's prime minister, Maky Sall, Senegal President Brigi Rafini, Nigeria's Prime Minister Jimmy Morales, Guatemalan president and former Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper.

Today's gathering was the crowning of the conclusion of the peace summits held around the world and that because of the COVID-19 pandemic, it took place online.