The 38th Session of the Council of Foreign Ministers of the Organization of the Islamic Cooperation has come to an end in Astana. Experts called a meeting in the Kazakh capital of historical significance. In three days, 110 resolutions and the final Astana Declaration were passed. It reflects the key priorities in the work of Kazakhstan’s chairmanship of the Council of Foreign Ministers of the world’s largest organization uniting Islamic states. It was in Astana, where the OIC obtained a new logo and name. The signed documents significantly strengthened the cooperation between Muslim countries and brought up new prospects in the development of the Islamic world. In Astana, participants in the meeting took the decision to establish a permanent independent commission on human rights at the OIC. Kazakhstan has set itself the task to become a bridge between Islam and the West at global, regional and national levels, and to significantly raise the international prestige of the Organisation.

Source : Caspionet