Muslim parliaments refuse European interfering in Iran
(MENAFN) Speaker of the Iranian Parliament Mohammad Bagher Qalibaf has stated that governments of the Islamic nations have rejected European meddling in Iran’s internal affairs.
Talking at an open meeting in Parliament on Sunday, Qalibaf talked about his trip to Algeria, where he joined the 17th meeting of the Parliamentary Union of the OIC Member States (PUIC).
“The PUIC has always been one of the priorities of the Islamic Council's external activities due to the founding role of the Islamic Republic in the convergence of Muslim countries,” Qalibaf added, as reported by the Iranian parliamentary news agency ICANA.
He also said, “18 parliament speakers and 40 delegations from the parliaments of Islamic countries were present at the Algeria summit. In this 2-day presence, the opportunity to have a detailed bilateral meeting with 7 influential delegations present at the summit was provided. In this meeting, I presented the cooperation initiative of Islamic countries to promote peace and progress, which was welcomed. We also unanimously condemned the recent actions of the Zionist regime in the West Bank.”
Qalibaf added, “Another important event in this summit was the unity of Islamic countries against the actions of European countries against Islamic countries in such a way that insulting Islamic sanctities including the Holy Quran and even Islamic leaders in European countries were condemned in the issued resolutions.”
He went on to say, “Assemblies of Islamic countries decisively rejected the intervention of the European Parliament in the internal issues of Muslim countries, including the issues of our country. We hope that the Islamic countries will move with unity and empathy in the direction of creating a new power in the new world order.”
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