Christian and Muslim leaders have signed an interfaith peace accord to reduce religious tensions and strengthen cooperation. This agreement aims to reject hate speech and promote cooperation between the two largest religious communities. The accord was signed by more than 50 leaders and establishes a new body to promote cooperation across the country.

The influence of religious leaders over their communities makes this agreement noteworthy. Further details about the agreement and its potential impact are available from the source, including the context of religiously influenced violence in certain regions and the ongoing security and religious freedom challenges.