“…It is obvious that in the traditions of Western and Eastern cultures, the concept of pluralism is deeply rooted and is associated with the most frequent variety of interpretations of one and the same thing -idea, system, ethical standards, when different interpretations, attitudes, ultimately lead to the understanding of one and the same thing. Pluralism of interpretations is superior to other types of pluralisms: firstly, this type of pluralism can reduce radical differences to one harmonious understanding of some subject, secondly, pluralism of interpretations connects the ancient cultures of the East and West and becomes a sustainable basis for ethical dialogue (Ibeh;Eyong;Amaeshi, 2021). It can be argued that some classical Western and Eastern ethical theories, such as Aristotle's virtue ethics, Confucianism, Buddhism, African ubuntu philosophy, Confucianism, etc.…”