Turkmenistan Takes Part in OIC Council of Foreign Ministers' 52nd Session

A Turkmenistan delegation took part in the 52nd session of the Council of Foreign Ministers of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), held in the capital of Iraq. The session considered pressing issues on the international and regional agenda, strengthening peace and security, and expanding political, trade-economic and humanitarian cooperation among member states.

A key outcome of the session was the adoption of a resolution on Turkmenistan's initiative titled "The Role of Neutrality Policy in Maintaining and Strengthening International Peace, Security and Sustainable Development across the OIC Space and the World." The resolution again received the support of member states. During the session, the Turkmen delegation delivered a statement outlining the country's priority areas of cooperation with the OIC, with particular attention to initiatives on building international trust, dialogue, preventive diplomacy and upholding international law.

Turkmenistan also expressed interest in further strengthening partnerships with OIC member states in trade-economic, energy, transport-communication and humanitarian fields. The country's participation and the adoption of its proposed resolution, the report said, reflect the consistent implementation of a foreign policy aimed at strengthening peace, trust and multilateral cooperation.