The President of the Republic advocated in Xai-Xai for strengthening a culture of peace within schools and among younger generations as a preventative measure against conflict, violence, and phenomena like terrorism. Speaking during the commemoration of the 34th anniversary of the General Peace Agreement, the Head of State emphasized that peace must be actively cultivated. He highlighted the importance of instilling peaceful values in educational settings to foster a more harmonious society. This initiative aims to preemptively address the root causes of conflict and radicalization among youth in Mozambique. The President believes that prioritizing peace education is crucial for sustainable peace and stability. Strengthening peace culture is essential to prevent future issues. This comes as Mozambique continues to navigate complex security challenges.