Amid intricate regional and international tensions, Baghdad strives to reinforce its pivotal role as a forum for constructive dialogue, with the Iraqi Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirming a commitment to transform decisions of the OIC Council of Foreign Ministers into
actionable programs. Ambassador Hassanein Kamil, spokesman for the council's 52nd session, explained that Baghdad's hosting comes during security challenges and economic hardships impacting Islamic states, prompting Iraq to promote solidarity and shared visions for sustainable development. He indicated that meetings
will feature draft resolutions concerning economic and developmental areas, including railway integration, energy, trade, telecommunications, and expertise sharing, alongside water and food security. Kamil concluded by emphasizing that Iraq's presidency will focus on converting these resolutions into concrete work plans
through dedicated teams overseeing implementation.
