1.Introduction of Islamic Cooperation Organization (OIC)
The OIC, known as the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), is the second largest intergovernmental organization after the United Nations, which has been expanded from more than four continents to 57 countries. The organization of the Islamic World& collective voice and the guarantee of protection and protection of the interests of the Muslim world in the spirit Promoting international peace and harmony among people around the world. The organization founded on the resolution of the historic summit held in Robat, the Kingdom of Morocco, on September 25, 1969, as a result of the Al-Aqsa mosque& fires in the occupation of Jerusalem

Contents

Secretary-General and Charter of the Organization

2 Conferences

3 Istanbul Conference

4 Countries

4.1 Africa

4.2 Asia

4.3 Europe

4.4 South America

5 Categories

6 Resources

Secretary-General and Charter of the Organization

57countries are members of the Organization of the Islamic Conference. IAIDi Amin Madani, the current secretary general of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation since 2014, is a charter or constitution of the Organization of the Islamic Conference under Article 102 of the Charter of the United Nations on February 1, 1974. This document contains 14 items

Conferences

In 1970, the first Islamic Conference of OECD Foreign Ministers held in Jeddah was held in Jeddah for the establishment of a permanent secretariat. [1]

 In 1376, the eighth Islamic Summit in Tehran, with the participation of most of the Islamic countries and authorities Fifty-five Muslim countries were held on December 16, 1997

 

Istanbul conference

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Oliver Kilky& chart, indicating the relationship between various multinational organizations within the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (albeit Syria& membership has been suspended from all of them).

 In April 2016, the OSCE Summit in Istanbul, Turkey, with representatives from more than 50 Islamic countries During two days, the slogan "Unity and Solidarity for Justice and Peace" was held and issued its final statement on April 15, 2016

 

The statement by the Islamic Heads of Islamic Conference will contain about 200 decisions based on unanimity on the strategic plan for the next 10 years from 2016 to 2026. The conference focuses on three main topics that the audience views as opposed to the interests of the Muslim world: sectarianism, racism and terrorism.

 

The statement also called for the eradication of sectarian and religious projects, warning about its negative effects, and condemned Iranian interference in the internal affairs of the countries of the region and other countries such as Bahrain, Yemen, Syria, Somalia and continued support for terrorism

Member States

 

Africa

Algeria

 Benin

 Burkina Faso

 Cameroon

 Comoros

Chad

Djibouti

 Egypt

 Gabon

 Gambia

 Guinea

-Bissau

 Guinea

 Cote

Ivoire

Libyan

Arab

Jamahiriya

Mauritania

Morocco

 Mozambique

Niger

 Niger Sierra

 Leone

Somalia

 Sudan

     Togo

 Tunisia

 Uganda

 

Asia

 

Afghanistan

 Azerbaijan

Bahrain

 Bangladesh

Brunei

Darussalam

Indonesia

Iraq

 Iran

Jordan

 Kazakhstan

 Kuwait

 Kyrgyzstan

Lebanon

 Malaysia

 Maldives

Oman

Pakistan

Palestine

 Qatar

Saudi

 Arabia

Syria

Tajikistan

 Turkey

Turkmenistan

 United Arab

 Emirates

 United Arab

 Emirates

Yemen

 Europe

Albania

 South America

Guyana

 Suriname

 

Depended queries

 

Organization of the Eco

Union of Arab States