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عين ليبيا
Baghdad Declaration Highlights Unity
The proceedings of the 52nd session of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation's Council of Foreign Ministers, hosted by Iraq in Baghdad, focused on the importance of solidarity and cooperation among member states to address shared challenges. Emphasis was placed on the Palestinian cause and Jerusalem Al-Quds. Participants underscored the need to establish a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, facilitate the delivery of humanitarian aid, and support reconstruction efforts, while rejecting displacement, settlements, and annexation. They affirmed support for the rights of the Palestinian people and backed UNRWA's operations. The meetings also discussed regional and security challenges, ways to combat terrorism and extremism, promote dialogue and peaceful solutions, as well as expand economic and developmental cooperation. The "Baghdad Declaration" was adopted, along with Iraq's commitment to coordinate with the Organization of Islamic Cooperation to implement its resolutions. The event was attended by 55 countries, including 22 foreign ministers and representatives from 30 organizations, with more than 600 participants. Additionally, the Secretary-General of the organization announced increased recognition of the State of Palestine and the establishment of a mechanism to monitor the regular implementation of the organization's decisions every 3 to 4 months.
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