King Abdullah drew attention to the sufferings of the mankind despite the technological scientific development. He warned against the phenomenon of terrorism and the family problems as well as against drugs, exploitation of poor people by the strong people and the racial trends. He attributed all that to the spiritual vacuum , and said there is no alternative to dialogue among followers of religions and civilizations. He said the mankind should support belief in the face of atheism, virtue in the face of vice, and justice in the face of injustice, peace in the face of wars and conflicts and fraternity in the face of racialism.--more www.spa.gov.sa/613718