Afghanistan, Oct. 15 -- The Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) will discuss the crises in Afghanistan and Sudan, along with developments in Yemen and Israeli attacks on Syria, at its 52nd Council of Foreign Ministers meeting in Baghdad on October 17-18.
In a statement, the organization said the agenda would also cover the situation of Muslim minorities and communities worldwide, as well as its 2025 report on Islamophobia. The two-day meeting will bring foreign ministers from OIC member states together to discuss political, security and humanitarian challenges affecting the Muslim world.
Afghanistan is expected to be a key issue following a recent visit by the OIC secretary-general's special envoy, Ambassador Tarig Ali Bakheet, to K...