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Dhaka's support sought to restructure OIC
President Shahabuddin Ahmed yesterday said the OIC member-states must accord highest priority to the development of human resources to meet the challenges of the next millennium, reports UNB.
He said the rich and fortunate among the OIC membercountries should support the poor and less fortunate in their efforts to achieve a decent and dignified life.
The President was talking to OIC Secretary General Dr Azeddine Laraki who paid a courtesy call on him at Bangabhaban yesterday.
Ahmed stressed adequate allocation of fund for the Dhakabased Islamic Institute of Technology (I1T) for its development.
He referred to the formidable challenges facing the Muslim world, specially against the concerted attack to undermine islajr/c values, and said the OIC (MKt organise the MiMlim
states to remain ever vigilant and united for protecting the interest of the Islamic Ummah.
Dr Laraki recalled the support of Bangladesh in various efforts of OIC. saying that the Islamic Ummah, despite geo-Shical distance, constitute a ed strength.
He sought the support of Bangladesh in the restructuring move of OIC for making it more meaningful and vibrant.
Dr. Laraki also called on Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina at her office yesterday.
He said preparations are underway to hold the next summit of the Organisation of Islamic Conference (OIC) in Tehran next December.
Talking to the management of HT. the Prime Minister said despite limitations the government is putting its available resources to run the Institute.
She informed the OIC secretary general ’hat subscriptions of many countries to the institute remained unpaid. Students from member states are pursuing their studies in the institute, she added.
Dr Laraki said he would look into the matter.
Islamic Institute of Technology, an academy for the students of the Muslim countries. is being run by the OIC.
Laraki arrived here yesterday morning on a three-day visit to Bangladesh. He was received at Zia International Airport by State Minister for Foreign Affairs Abul Hasan Chowdhury.
The OIC Secretary General will attend the convocation of the Islamic Institute of Technology (IIT) at Gazipur today. Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina will attend the function as the chief guest.