The people of Kazakhstan live in the safest country in the world — Josef Kobzon

Today in Astana at a press conference at the Palace of Peace and Reconciliation, People’s Artist of the USSR Joseph Kobzon spoke about the aims and objectives of the World Forum of Spiritual Culture.

“You (the Kazakhs) live in a safe country, but in a troubled world,” said Josef Kobzon, co-chair of the World Forum of Spiritual Culture during a press conference in the Kazakh capital.

“It is enough to watch the news and browse the Internet to comprehend the troubled life of our world,” he continued. “You know what's going on in the Middle East, Asia and Africa. How can we deal with it? The way to deal with it was found earlier in Kazakhstan, where a lot of different peoples live. The first Forum of Spiritual Accord developed the idea of community, and how to raise the intellectual potential of the world.

“You also know what’s happening in Russia,” added the co-chair of the World Forum of Spiritual Culture. “I regret the spiritual decline, the spiritual poverty that leads to such tragic outcomes such as terrorist attacks. It’s not just the physical loss of life, but also the moral loss as well. All these questions will be answered at the Spiritual Forum, this is, indeed, that for which it created — to develop a uniform system in dealing with the spiritual poverty of every people. This also applies to America, and Asia, and Africa, and Europe.”

The press conference with Josef Kobzon was devoted to preparations for the international conference of the 2nd World Forum of Spiritual Culture, which will be held tomorrow, October 18th, in Astana.

In ‘Kazakhinform’
http://news.mail.ru/inworld/kazakhstan/society/7088560/

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