Patriarch Peter VII of Alexandria

Religious leader, Patriarch of Alexandria

Patriarch Peter VII of Alexandria - Leaders & Politicians born September 3rd, 1949
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Served as the Greek Orthodox Patriarch of Alexandria from 2004 until 2004. Focused on strengthening the Church's presence in Africa and promoting interfaith dialogue. Oversaw various charitable initiatives aimed at aiding disadvantaged communities. Attended numerous international conferences to address religious coexistence and social issues.

Led the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate of Alexandria

Promoted interfaith dialogue

Implemented charitable initiatives in Africa

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