More tributes are being issued by world leaders mourning the death of Pope Francis.

Argentina’s President Javier Milei issued a statement about his fellow countryman.

“Despite differences that seem minor today, having been able to know him in his goodness and wisdom was a true honour for me,” Milei said.

“As President, as an Argentine, and, at my core, a man of faith, I say farewell to the Holy Father and join with everyone affected by this somber news today.”

Milei accompanied his statement with a photo of Pope Francis waving an Argentina flag.

Meanwhile, leaders of largely non-Catholic countries have praised the Pope’s commitment to interfaith unity.

“His enduring legacy of humility and interfaith solidarity will keep inspiring numerous communities globally,” remarked Dubai’s Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum.

Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif praised Pope Francis as a “pioneer of interfaith harmony, peace, and the promotion of humanity”.

And Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi posted images to the two embracing.

“During this time of mourning and reflection, my sincere condolences go out to the worldwide Catholic community. Pope Francis will remain a symbol of compassion, humility, and spiritual bravery for countless individuals around the globe.”

“From a young age, he devoted himself towards realising the ideals of Lord Christ.

“He diligently served the poor and downtrodden. For those who were suffering, he ignited a spirit of hope.”