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I, with the greatest amount of respect, with the greatest amount of respect, and with the deepest gratitude, I know that I speak on behalf of all of us. All of us who are here in the stadium and all of us who are watching with us in the 60 countries throughout the world and all South Africans who are with us to thank each and everyone of our leaders, our religious and faith-based leaders who came to pray for us. Your prayers give us inspiration. Your prayers give us confidence that all the challenges and all the problems we have will be overcome. We are so grateful. Thank you so very much.
If you allow me, I briefly want to thank comforter. I also want to thank his eminence archbishop prison. Thank you so much. Thank you so much for your beautiful prayer. And I have to pray everyone, every one of the churches, the Anglican church, the Methodist church, Church of Christ, Eastern Cape, Gustafed on Almo Africa, and the Methodist church, the Lutheran church. Thank you so much. Thank you so much. It's the success of today. It's when our people in South Africa see us all together, we've got our political leaders, all of the political leaders, the ministers, the former president of South Africa, Khalima Muante, the first lady, all the premiers. Thank you so much, Po. Premier Cam, all the leaders of all the political parties, all the trade union leaders, all of the business leaders. Our aim is to come together. Our aim is to unite. Our aim is to confront all the challenges of our country together. We cannot, none of us, can deal with the challenges that confront this country on its own. So bishop, when all of our religious leaders talk about the unity, the coming together, because we know that when we are together there is nothing that we cannot do. We are so thankful. We also want every single one of our people because when we pray it reflects our belief, our faith. We all grew up where our parents took us to church. We all grew up where our communities used to pray and we know that when we have challenges, when we have problems, when we come together, when God Almighty, when Jesus Christ is with us, we will indeed. The bishop spoke about all of us being winners. We will win. We will succeed. We will make South Africa a better place.
Part of what we are trying to do is to make sure that everybody, every single body who's with us in the stadium, every single person that's watching us on TV, everyone in the 60 countries all over the world that are watching us, to say that we are with you. We are with you. We are with you. We see your challenges. We see your problems. And we understand that we also have to do the right things. Prayer is important. But God wants us to do the right things. God wants us to care for each other. God wants us to help the poor. God wants us to create jobs, to provide education, to help those who are sick.
We also have our kings, all of our kings, all of our traditional leaders who are with us from all over the country. Thank you so much. Thank you so very much for being with us. And finally I need to thank my wife because she's been working hard to try and make sure that this event takes place. We are a country of love. We are a country of compassion. We are a country where we care for each other. We know that those of us who are educated, who are in business, whose families are leading a life that is comfortable, we know that we have a bigger duty, a bigger duty than the poor to try and help the poor. We have to focus on the unemployed. We have to help those who are in need because when we do that, we create a future for everybody. Thank you so much. May God be with you. Thank you so much.
