Organization of Islamic Cooperation represents unity, justice and development

Prime Minister of Pakistan Imran Khan. (Source: Pakistan Today)

This year’s conference was held on March 23, coinciding with the 82nd anniversary of Pakistan’s Independence Day, and the 75th anniversary of Pakistan’s independence.

In the article, Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan affirmed that OIC is the second largest intergovernmental organization in the world, representing the common voice of the Muslim world.

The meeting in Islamabad comes at a pivotal moment in world history. The structures of the global economic and security order established in 1945 have been eroded, and conflicts and inequalities have increased between nations.

The situation is aggravated by the negative impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, climate change and the technological revolution. Against this backdrop, Khan called on Muslim nations to carefully navigate these “new realities” and actively shape the new world order for their own national interests and the common good.

Facing challenges, the Pakistani Prime Minister emphasized, the OIC needs to lead and implement specific actions such as: Establishing peace and security mechanisms to promote conflict resolution through dialogue and negotiation; strengthen internal cohesion; promote economic, commercial, financial, scientific and technological development… in the bloc.

In addition, Prime Minister Khan also called on the OIC to promote economic cooperation with all countries and international organizations in the West and East. He affirmed, the OIC needs to promote worldwide respect for Islam and protect the followers of Islam around the world.

On the other hand, the OIC also needs to strongly oppose accusations that distort Islam, the Holy Book of Islam as well as the Prophet Muhammad.

The Pakistani leader wrote: “I am very pleased when the United Nations General Assembly unanimously adopted a resolution proposed by Pakistan and the OIC countries, which recognizes March 15 every year as the International Day Against Violence. International Day to Combat Islamophobia.

Prime Minister Khan stated strongly that Pakistan will always be a “fortress” of Islam, ready to protect the rights and interests of Muslims around the world.

At the same time, the country will constantly contribute efforts to promote the inherent spirit of the OIC, which is unity, justice and development in order to maintain and protect the interests of the Muslim world in the spirit of peace. and international harmonization.