Algeria calls from Ankara to strengthen cooperation between the Union of Islamic Cooperation Councils and the parliaments of the Black Sea countries – the Algerian Dialogue

The Vice-President of the Council, Abdullah Ammari, confirmed today, Thursday, in the capital, Ankara (Turkey), during the 61st session of the Parliamentary Assembly for Economic Cooperation of the Black Sea, that the challenges and bets posed by the strategies aimed at geopolitical reshaping of the world require more coordination and collective action in regional, regional and international organizations to strengthen Systematic stability of states and their social homogeneity and economic progress.

In this context, Ammari called, in his speech delivered on behalf of Mr. Ibrahim Bogali, President of the Federation of Councils of Member States of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation, to expand cooperation between the two parliamentary bodies that share a common denominator represented in the pursuit of prosperity and the achievement of peace and stability.

By the way, Mr. Ammari renewed the recall of the fundamental and central dimension of the Palestinian cause for the Union of the Councils of Member States of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation in general, and for Algeria in particular, and urged its support and work within the regional and international parliamentary frameworks to enable the Palestinian people to obtain their historical rights and their aspiration to establish independent state as soon as possible.

It is worth noting that Mr. Ammari Abdullah participated in these works, representing Ibrahim Bogali, in his capacity as President of the Federation of Councils of Member States of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation, along with Mr. Bin Hamouda Mohamed Yazid, a member of the Executive Committee of the Union of Councils of Member States of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation.