Religious leaders and international experts convened in Astana, Kazakhstan on October 7 to explore the role of faith-based communities in solving critical global problems. Discussions centered on pressing issues such as the impact of artificial intelligence, the escalating climate change crisis, and the rights of children facing incurable diseases. The meeting, the 24th of its kind organized by the Secretariat, aimed to foster collaboration and identify faith’s contributions to these challenges. Participants sought to determine how religious principles and values could inform solutions and promote a more just and sustainable world. The event highlights Kazakhstan's growing role as a platform for interfaith dialogue and international cooperation. The Astana Times reported on the gathering, emphasizing its significance in addressing worldwide concerns.