Kohima: The apex tribal bodies of the Angami and Sümi Naga tribes, on Friday, met in Kohima, Nagaland, resolving to strengthen their bonds for a peaceful and prosperous future, addressing historical grievances and ensuring harmonious coexistence.
A meeting of the Angami Public Organisation (APO) and the Sümi Hoho (SH) was held at the APO Hall where both communities committed to promoting reconciliation and understanding between the two.
The gathering resolved to promote the process of reconciliation and understanding by encouraging open dialogue and mutual understanding to address any lingering differences or historical grievances and ensuring peaceful coexistence to move forward.
They also emphasised the need to amicably resolve any issues between the two communities to avoid misunderstandings and sustain peaceful coexistence.
The APO and SH agreed to institutionalise meetings between the Angami and Sümi tribes as a platform for ongoing dialogue and address issues affecting the two communities.
They also highlighted the importance of unity and collective efforts to foster inter-tribal harmony among the Nagas, sending a message of solidarity to the wider Naga community.
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