OIC Council of Foreign Ministers Kicks off In the Guinean Capital

The Fortieth Session of the OIC Member States’ Council of Foreign Ministers (CFM) kicks off in the city of Conakry, capital of the Republic of Guinea, on 9 – 11 December 2013 under the theme: Dialogue of Civilizations: Factor of Peace and Sustainable Development.

The proceedings of the Council of Foreign Ministers will include a special ministerial session on the city of Al Quds to seek practical steps towards addressing the Israeli policies and plans aimed at Judaising the Holy City and dividing Al Aqsa Mosque.

The agenda of this session comprises consideration of all major issues, particularly the submission of new draft resolutions on the situation in Syria, the situation of the Rohingya Muslim minority after the visit of the ministerial delegation to Myanmar, Muslims in the southern Philippines, the establishment of new OIC regional offices in non-Member States, and the appointment of Assistant Secretaries-General for the starting tenure.
The OIC foreign ministers will, in the Conakry meeting, tackle Islamophobia and elimination of hatred against Islam, combating defamation of religions, as well as the adoption of the draft resolutions on the Cause of Palestine, political affairs, the situation of Muslim minorities and communities in non-member states, humanitarian affairs, information, economic affairs, science and technology, cultural and social affairs and family.

Source: OIC