Baghdad Affirms Efforts to Turn Islamic Cooperation Decisions into Action Programs

The Iraqi Ministry of Foreign Affairs affirmed that Iraq will work to transform the resolutions of the Council of Foreign Ministers of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation into executive action programs. The spokesperson for the 52nd session, Ambassador Hassanein Kamel, stated that Baghdad is hosting this meeting under sensitive regional and international circumstances marked by security tensions and economic difficulties that directly affected Islamic nations. He emphasized that Baghdad seeks to serve as an effective platform for constructive dialogue, mutual understanding, and solidarity to support sustainable development. Kamel added that the ministerial meeting will examine several draft resolutions covering strategic economic and developmental files, notably regional railway connectivity, energy partnerships, trade expansion, technical expertise, and telecommunications, alongside cooperation in food and water security. He stressed that Iraq will utilize its presidency to implement these agreements through qualified working teams.