OIC meetings in Baghdad to last two days, Iraq's hosting welcomed

A local correspondent said on Saturday that the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) meetings being held in Baghdad will continue for two days, with wide welcome for Iraq's hosting of this session.

The correspondent noted that the meetings' proceedings focused primarily on the existing challenges and crises in the region, and that these issues were a point of concern for the participating countries.

He added that issues of dialogue and Islamic solidarity stood out among the topics exchanged by the delegations, and that they received prominent discussion during the sessions.

The correspondent also reported that the opening address of the 52nd session, delivered by Prime Minister Ali al-Zaydi, was described as constructive by attendees, and that the participating countries expressed praise for its contents.