The meeting was organized by the Council for Ecumenism and Inter- religious Dialogue of Bosna Srebrena and the Pontanima Association, and with the song - Angel's Greeting to Mary was opened by the choir of Franciscan Theology in Sarajevo Fra Nenad Dujić, under the direction of OFM Emanuel Josić.

Then OFM Kristijan Montina, Head of Inter-religious Dialogue and Ecumenism of Bosna Srebrena, addressed the audience.

The deputy of the bishop of Serbian Orthodox Church, Mladen Drobnjak, addressed the present on behalf of the Serbian Orthodox Church; on behalf of Islamic community in BiH Malik ef. Šljivo addressed the present; on behalf of the Catholic Church and Archbishop of Vrhbosna cardinal Vinko Puljić, general vicar Msgr. Slađan Ćosić; Pastor Tomislav Dobutović on behalf of the Protestant Evangelical Alliance in BiH, and finally Dunja Mašić addressed those present on behalf of the spiritual organisation in BiH Sathya Sai.

The Provincial of the Franciscan Province of Bosna Srebrena, OFM. Jozo Marinčić, emphasized that this meeting confirms that it is possible to live in communion if it is man who is a priority, and not economy and other interests.

Then, monastery guardian in Fojnica OFM Mirko Majdandžić and OFM Nikica Vujica, the Definitor of Bosna Srebrena, presented the medallions of dialogue by OFM Anđelo Zvizdović to the distinguished individuals, and the meeting was ended with Prayer of St. Francis and song My God, allow me, performed by the choir Pontanim, after which followed a reception for the feast of St. Francis with food and fraternity socialising at the premises of the monastery in Kovačići.

Let us remind; on October 27^th 1986., religious leaders of all world religions met in Assisi to pray for peace. In a world where many wars have more or less implicated all religions and endangered their existence due to social and natural insecurity, this meeting has awakened hope for the positive power of religions to be the basis of a world of peace, human rights and solidarity, and is inspired a peace, dialogue and ecumenical movement around the world.