Iraq PM Calls for Islamic Trade Platform
The article addressed Iraqi Prime Minister Ali Falah Al-Zaydi's efforts to promote unity and cooperation among the countries of the Muslim world during his hosting of the 52nd Session of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation in Baghdad. He emphasized the importance of unifying the Islamic stance and leveraging the human and natural resources owned by the Islamic world, which controls 70% of energy resources and contains vital water passages. He also called for the creation of a platform for products from Muslim countries, strengthening shared security, and combating drugs, with a focus on coordinating policies to boost the economic sector. This includes linking energy, transportation, and communication networks to achieve integration in industrial and energy fields. He also noted that approximately 400 million Muslims are unemployed, highlighting the need for joint efforts to create job opportunities and foster economic development.
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