Islamabad-based ambassadors of different countries have expressed the hope that upcoming OIC Council of Foreign Ministers session in Islamabad will further strengthen solidarity and unity among the member countries.

In their separate messages, they congratulated Pakistan for hosting the conference and expressed hope that will strengthen capacity of member states in various fields.

Ambassador of Bahrain to Pakistan Mohamed Ebrahim Mohamed Abdulqader says the upcoming session of OIC Council of Foreign Ministers will strengthen capacity of member states in working together against Islamophobia, terrorism and peace building.

Ambassador of Saudi Arabia to Pakistan Nawaf Saeed Al-Malkiy said OIC is a very important Organization for Islamic Ummah.

He appreciated Pakistan’s government for hosting Ministers from entire Ummah.

Ambassador of Indonesia said he wishes the important session of OIC-CFM complete success by reflecting aspirations and collective spirit of cooperation of Muslim world.

Ambassador of Azerbaijan said we support efforts to strengthen solidarity among member countries. He said the upcoming OIC-CFM session will further strengthen solidarity and unity among the members.

Ambassador of Egypt said Egypt and Pakistan are coordinating closely to enhance stability of the Muslim countries to face new International and regional challenges.

Ambassador of Jordan to Pakistan Ibrahim Yali Moh'd congratulated Pakistan for hosting upcoming OIC-CFM session.

Ambassador of Iraq Hamed Abbas Lafta Al-Armashawi said we are gathered under the umbrella of OIC-CFM to bring together Foreign Ministers of Islamic countries at the right place and time.

Ambassador of Iran Syed Mohammad Ali Hosseini said unity among Islamic countries and motivation to seek justice among them play a fundamental and decisive role in achieving the goals of the Islamic Ummah.

Ambassador of Kazakhstan to Pakistan Yerzhan Kistafin said his country looks forward to upcoming OCI-CFM session.

He hoped that unity and development will be decisive actions for Muslim Ummah.

Source: Radio Pakistan