Peace be upon you. I am so happy to be here again in South Africa. As I said yesterday and always, I consider this country my own. Even before I visited it, why? Because I felt the suffering of the people here and read about your struggles even before I came. 

At the beginning of my speech, I would like to emphasize my profound admiration for Professor Muhammad Yunus, the pioneer who revolutionized banking by making social responsibility its primary goal. Professor Yunus has set a different direction,

First and foremost, thank you so much. I'd like to emphasize how pleased I am to be among you at this event filled with history, art, and emotion.

Esteemed brothers and sisters of the Saudi opposition,

I welcome you all to this important 3rd Annual Tbilisi Women's International Conference, which will focus on Georgia's European path.

I extend my gratitude to the Palestinian Congress in Germany for organizing this important event. Over the past seven months, Gaza has been exposed to a war of genocide and ethnic cleansing crimes committed by Israel, which becomes the worst in the modern era.

Ladies and Gentlemen, Distinguished Guests, and Esteemed Colleagues,

Ladies and gentlemen, First, I am honored to be here at the Antalya Diplomacy Forum, and to discuss with you an important topic of women, peace, and security.