Thursday, 22 June 2006

ISLAMIC FOREIGN MINISTERS\' MEETING ENDS IN AZERBAIJAN

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A three-day meeting of foreign ministers of Organization of the Islamic Conference member states concluded in Baku on June 21 with the adoption of a Baku Declaration. That declaration condemns terrorism as a phenomenon that has no basis in either ethnicity or religion, in line with Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev\'s statement in his address to the opening session that \"we must not acquiesce to attempts to equate Islam with terrorism.\" It also condemned Armenian \"aggression\" against Azerbaijan and demanded the immediate and unconditional withdrawal of all Armenian forces from occupied Azerbaijani territory.
A three-day meeting of foreign ministers of Organization of the Islamic Conference member states concluded in Baku on June 21 with the adoption of a Baku Declaration. That declaration condemns terrorism as a phenomenon that has no basis in either ethnicity or religion, in line with Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev\'s statement in his address to the opening session that \"we must not acquiesce to attempts to equate Islam with terrorism.\" It also condemned Armenian \"aggression\" against Azerbaijan and demanded the immediate and unconditional withdrawal of all Armenian forces from occupied Azerbaijani territory. Conference participants noted the importance to their respective countries of increased cooperation in the energy sector and in creating new East-West and North-South transport corridors. (day.az)
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