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Azerbaijani President meets with Secretary-General of the Organisation for Islamic Co-operation (OIC)

4 May 2017

Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev on Wednesday (3 May) received in Baku the Secretary General of the Organisation for Islamic Co-operation (OIC) Yousef Al-Othaimeen  

In Baku, the OIC secretary general will also participate in the inauguration of the 4th World Forum on Intercultural Dialogue, scheduled for May 5-6. 

Azerbaijan is a fuill member of the OIC, and the organisation has provided Azerbaijan with important political support in international fora, particularly the United Nations, where the 57 OIC members form an important bloc.

source: commonspace.eu

Photo: President Ilham Aliyev of Azerbaijan with the Secretary-General of the OIC, Yucef al Othaimeen at their meeting in Baku on 3 May.

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