Iraq to Host Organization of Islamic Cooperation Foreign Ministers’ Meeting After 45 Years
According to the International Desk of Webangah News Agency, Iraq will host the 52nd session of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) Council of Foreign Ministers on October 17-18. This event signifies Iraq’s first time hosting the council and assuming its one-year presidency since 1981.
Hassanain Kamel, the official spokesperson for the OIC Council of Foreign Ministers, announced that the upcoming meeting presents a significant opportunity to bolster diplomatic engagement within Iraq and enhance its standing on both regional and global stages.
Kamel further stated that the conference is expected to foster a conducive environment for de-escalation and the convergence of perspectives among participating nations.
Key issues slated for discussion during the OIC meeting include the Palestinian cause, the humanitarian and political situation in the Gaza Strip, and other matters of mutual interest to Islamic countries.
