PM Imran Khan conveys keynote discourse at fourteenth OIC Summit in Makkah
MAKKAH: Prime Minister Imran Khan Saturday conveyed a keynote discourse at the fourteenth OIC Summit in Makkah, saying "Islam has nothing to do with fear mongering."
In his location to the Summit in the Kingdom, PM Khan raised the issue of Islamophobia, saying: "When somebody from the West cursed our Holy Prophet (PBUH), I generally felt the reaction from the Muslim Ummah and OIC was inadequate."
"Some western nations are experiencing Islamophobia. The West ought to separate between moderate Muslim and fanatic Muslim," he included.
PM further stated: "The universal network needs to regard the sentiments of more than 1 billion Muslims."
Imran Khan likewise encouraged the Muslim world to give more consideration to science and innovation."
"We should give more consideration to quality training and colleges; a territory wherein the Muslim world slacks. I dread the Muslim world might be abandoned again and this is the best discussion to bring this worry up in."
He likewise addressed the predicament of the general population of Kashmir just as Palestine, saying Pakistan underpins the two-states arrangement and perceiving East Jerusalem as the capital of Palestine.
"The general population of Kashmir should likewise reserve their privilege to self assurance; us as a body must remain against the mistreatment occurring with the Muslim world."
He emphasized the Pakistan's solid position to determine Kashmir debate, saying it must be settled according to UN goals and yearnings of the Kashmiris, including that serene battle of the general population of Kashmir and Palestine must not mark as fear based oppression.
Before the summit, the chief met Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed receptacle Salman.
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| PM Imran Khan conveys keynote discourse at fourteenth OIC Summit in Makkah |
In his location to the Summit in the Kingdom, PM Khan raised the issue of Islamophobia, saying: "When somebody from the West cursed our Holy Prophet (PBUH), I generally felt the reaction from the Muslim Ummah and OIC was inadequate."
"Some western nations are experiencing Islamophobia. The West ought to separate between moderate Muslim and fanatic Muslim," he included.
PM further stated: "The universal network needs to regard the sentiments of more than 1 billion Muslims."
Imran Khan likewise encouraged the Muslim world to give more consideration to science and innovation."
"We should give more consideration to quality training and colleges; a territory wherein the Muslim world slacks. I dread the Muslim world might be abandoned again and this is the best discussion to bring this worry up in."
He likewise addressed the predicament of the general population of Kashmir just as Palestine, saying Pakistan underpins the two-states arrangement and perceiving East Jerusalem as the capital of Palestine.
"The general population of Kashmir should likewise reserve their privilege to self assurance; us as a body must remain against the mistreatment occurring with the Muslim world."
He emphasized the Pakistan's solid position to determine Kashmir debate, saying it must be settled according to UN goals and yearnings of the Kashmiris, including that serene battle of the general population of Kashmir and Palestine must not mark as fear based oppression.
Before the summit, the chief met Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed receptacle Salman.
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