Summit of Islamic Countries: Stability in Afghanistan can only be achieved through inclusive governmenth.The Islamic Cooperation (Osays lasting peace and stability in Afghanistan can only be achieved through the formation of a united, broad-based and inclusive government of all Afghan nationalities.
The Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) has stressed that the rights of all ethnic minorities, religions and ethnic minorities, including women and children, must be respected in Afghanistan.
In a statement issued at the end of the meeting, the Foreign Ministers of the member states said that the terrorists may try to undermine the ongoing efforts to ensure peace and stability in Afghanistan from within and without.
The Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) has called on the international community to be cautious about the role of terrorists in Afghanistan.
It was the 48th meeting of OEC foreign ministers, which was attended by the Taliban’s ambassador to Islamabad and a low-level delegation from Kabul.
The meeting was titled ‘Building Partnerships for Unity, Justice and Development’.
At the end of the meeting, a 70-point resolution was issued outlining the problems and challenges facing the Muslim world in various fields.
They reiterated the importance of Afghanistan not being a safe haven for terrorist groups, particularly Al Qaeda, ISIS, the East Turkestan Islamic Movement and the Pakistani Taliban movement TTP. Small.
The meeting of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) also activated the Humanitarian Aid Fund for Afghanistan, which the organization had decided to set up in December.
The Islamic Development Bank played a key role in running the fund, and Nigeria became the first country to announce a 1 million grant.
OEC leaders also called on other members of the organization and their international partners to contribute “generously” to the fund, given the humanitarian needs in Afghanistan.
The OIC foreign ministers also stressed at the meeting that Afghanistan must “quickly access its financial resources” to prevent the humanitarian situation in the country from deteriorating further.
They have called Afghanistan’s frozen national assets the legal property of its people.
