On the sidelines of the third international summit of religious leaders, Sheikh Dr. Mohammad al-Issa, Secretary-General of the Muslim World League, met with young elites, students, and university researchers in Kuala Lumpur, the capital of Malaysia.

 According to the Taghrib News Agency, on the sidelines of the third international summit of religious elites, Sheikh Dr. Mohammad al-Issa, Secretary-General and President of the Muslim World League, met and held talks with a group of young activists and intellectuals in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
 
At this meeting, university students, researchers, and young activists in scientific and cultural fields were present. This meeting was held within the framework of the summit's side programs and with the aim of strengthening interaction between generations.
 
Sheikh al-Issa emphasized the central role of youth in shaping the future of Islamic and international societies. He considered intellectual, educational, and skill investment in the young generation as a strategic necessity and as essential for facing rapid global developments.
 
The attendees also presented their views and concerns about the responsibilities of the new generation regarding social and cultural developments.
 
During these discussions, topics such as youth empowerment, enhancement of scientific and skill capacities, and strengthening leadership skills were discussed and exchanged. The necessity of creating supportive platforms for the flourishing of youth talents in various fields was also emphasized. This meeting concluded with an emphasis on continuing interaction and cooperation between religious institutions and the young generation.