Kohima: Leaders from the Sümi and Pochury tribes met in Meluri on July 7 to solidify their history. They gathered at the Pochury Hoho Office to sign a joint resolution. The deal aims to boost cooperation and keep relations friendly between the two neighbors.
Both sides discussed ways to handle shared problems. They agreed that dialogue remains the best tool to fix issues. The tribes emphasized the need for unity within the broader Naga family. This meeting served as a goodwill visit to renew their formal bond.
The resolution notes that these communities have lived in peace for generations. It states that the tribes have lived together in harmony and mutual respect since time immemorial. Now, they pledge to keep that spirit alive through regular contact and direct communication.
The meeting finished with high hopes for the future. Both groups believe that closer collaboration will lead to lasting peace. They plan to rely on constant consultation to keep the peace between their people.
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