RIYADH: The Malaysian prime minister, in partnership with the Muslim World League, is set to host the largest international conference for religious leaders in Asia. The event, titled “Promoting Harmony Among Followers of Religions,” will take place in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia’s capital, on Tuesday. The conference is expected to welcome about 2,000 religious and intellectual figures from 57 countries, the Saudi Press Agency reported. Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim and MWL Secretary-General Dr. Mohammed bin Abdulkarim Al-Issa will take part in the event. The conference will focus on themes including pluralism, tolerance, moderation, education, building bridges and inclusivity, the SPA said. It aims to highlight the role of religion in promoting world peace, enhancing solidarity among peoples and exploring civilizational cooperation. The conference will also launch initiatives based on the Makkah Declaration and promote religious values.