Enhancing dialogue, Islamic solidarity: President of the Republic's proposals welcomed

  
ALGIERS- The participants in the 17th session of the Parliamentary Union of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation Member States (PUIC), opened Sunday in Algiers, welcomed the proposals of President Abdelmadjid Tebboune aimed at strengthening dialogue, action and solidarity among the Muslim States, to deal with the current challenges.
In this respect, the speaker of Guinea's National Council of Transition, Dansa Kourouma, told APS that "Guinea supports the proposals of President Abdelmadjid Tebboune, mainly those relating to the creation of a Committee of the Wise to contribute to the resolution of Islamic world problems through dialogue, as it is a peaceful and civilizational way," expressing his support to "unity and solidarity of the Islamic world."
The representative of the Palestinian movement Hamas, Mohamed Othman, said the proposals of President Tebboune show "the voice of wisdom in order to resolve conflicts in the Muslim world through dialogue," stressing the need to "implement those proposals to unify the ranks of Muslims."
The members of Oman's Shura Council, Sheikh Mansour bin Zahir Al Hajri, welcomed the proposals of President of the Republic, especially those relating to "the creation of a research centre for enhancing intellectual immunity against the fast-changing digital realm and its impact on Muslim societies," stressing that the proposal will contribute to the unity of the Muslim world and to combat extremist views."       
 
Muslim World places high hopes in Algeria for greater consensus, cohesion
 
ALGIERS- The secretary general of the Parliamentary Union of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) Member States (PUIC), Mouhamed Khouraichi Niass, said Sunday, in Algiers, that the PUIC had high hopes in Algeria, especially as the Islamic world today is in need of greater consensus and cohesion, putting forward the centrality of the cause of Palestine to the Muslim nation.
During the opening session of the 17th session of the Parliamentary Union of the OIC Member States conference (PUIC), Khouraichi expressed his wish to see "the rotating presidency held by Algeria make a progress in the achievement of the PUIC goals,"
This meeting "will be a significant step and will achieve the success we aspire to."
Mentioning the situation in Muslim countries, Khouraichi said that despite the human and strategic potential of Islamic world, "most of its states are shaken by upheavals and conflicts, hence the increase of migration."
The secretary general of the Parliamentary Union of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation Member States said the Palestinian cause is a central issue for Muslims, as it represents "the tragedy of a whole people that has been oppressed for more than 70 years" by the Zionist entity.
"We have to be alongside the Palestinian people and to support them, for it is a duty of all Muslim countries."
 
Palestinian cause will remain Muslim nation's central issue
 
ALGIERS- President Tebboune said Sunday that the Palestinian cause would remain the central issue of the Muslim nation, calling on the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) and the Parliamentary Union of the OIC Member States (PUIC) to redouble their efforts to mobilize more political and material support for the Palestinian people.
 
"The Palestinian cause remains the central issue of the Muslim nation, of the OIC and the PUIC," President Tebboune said in a message, read on his behalf by the speaker of the People's National Assembly (lower house of Parliament), Brahim Boughali, at the opening of the 17th PUIC Conference.
The president of the Republic called for the intensification of efforts to mobilize more political and material support for the Palestinian people allowing them to face the systemic, large-scale crimes against them, especially with the stubbornness of the Zionist occupiers who persist in their serious violations, through the expansion of the settlements and attacks on Al-Aqsa Mosque.
Reiterating "Algeria's attachment and commitment to the Arab peace initiative with all its components to ensure Palestinian people's legitimate aspirations to the establishment of an independent State," President Tebboune said Algeria "will work with our brothers in the Muslim world and with all countries that defend the right to freedom in the world, to guarantee a full UN membership to the State of Palestine."
"As I renew my sincere congratulations to the Palestinian brothers for their consensus through the historic Declaration of Algiers on Palestinian reconciliation for national unity, I call on your noble union to support the Palestinian brothers until the completion of this national project and the national elections provided for in the adopted roadmap."
President Tebboune said "Algeria, which follows with interest the current developments in some sister Muslim countries, such as Yemen, Libya, Syria and Sudan, is fully ready to provide assistance for the search of the appropriate ways to achieve consensus and stability."
 
Algeria calls "for an inclusive dialogue and national reconciliation."
 
In his message, the president of the Republic tackled the aspiration of the Algerian people, along with the peoples of the Muslim world, to give a fresh impetus to collective action for the triumph of religion and homelands."
Addressing the members of the PUIC, the president said "you meet today, carrying the aspirations of our Muslim peoples, in an international and a regional context marked by complex conflicts and multifaceted crises, on the top of which energy and food crises that threaten the whole world."
He also mentioned "other dangers, such as terrorism and the intellectual incursion that targets our references and seeks to destroy our societies."
 
Algeria willing to host research centre for enhancing intellectual immunity of Muslim Societies
ALGIERS- President Abdelmadjid Tebboune said Sunday that Algeria was willing to host the research centre for enhancing intellectual immunity against the fast-changing digital realm and its impact on Muslim societies.
In a message read on his behalf by the speaker of the People's National Assembly (lower house of Parliament), Brahim Boughali, at the opening of the 17th session of the Parliamentary Union of the OIC Member States conference (PUIC), President Tebboune called for the "creation of a research centre for enhancing intellectual immunity against the fast-changing digital realm and its impact on Muslim societies."
"The centre will be under the PUIC," he said, adding that "Algeria is willing to host it."
"Hostility and hatred against Muslims, which have led to an upsurge in the number of discrimination, marginalization and exclusion acts, require more efforts to find civilizational approaches to deal with the systemic discrimination, Islamophobia, hatred and intolerance," President Tebboune said.
The president of the Republic stressed that Islam "is the religion of the happy medium and moderation and high human values."
The president also suggested the "launch of a strategy for intellectual, electronic and cybernetic cooperation among the Union's member countries."
He also proposed "the creation of an incubator to draw and promote startups and innovative projects for the benefit of the young."