Jeddah, Saudi Arabia (Antara Bali/AFP) - The worlds top Islamic
body urged joint action against terrorism on Sunday, condemning "in the
strictest terms" the Paris gun and bomb attacks that killed at least 129
people.
The Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) secretary general Iyad Madani said the international community should "engage in a concerted joint action to combat the scourge of terrorism which has become the arch enemy of humanity at large".
The 57-member groupings head said he "condemned the attack in the strictest terms" and voiced his "firm rejection of any terrorist act" that undermines "universal human values including the values of freedom and equality that France has consistently promoted".
Madani "reiterated the OICs principled and consistent position in condemning terrorism in all its forms" and the groupings "unwavering solidarity and support for France at these critical and painful circumstances".
The OIC is based in Saudi Arabias port city of Jeddah.
The Islamic State jihadist group, which has seized territory in Syria and Iraq, claimed Fridays attacks on some of the French capitals most popular nightspots, including a concert hall, restaurants and bars and outside the national football stadium.(WDY)
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The Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) secretary general Iyad Madani said the international community should "engage in a concerted joint action to combat the scourge of terrorism which has become the arch enemy of humanity at large".
The 57-member groupings head said he "condemned the attack in the strictest terms" and voiced his "firm rejection of any terrorist act" that undermines "universal human values including the values of freedom and equality that France has consistently promoted".
Madani "reiterated the OICs principled and consistent position in condemning terrorism in all its forms" and the groupings "unwavering solidarity and support for France at these critical and painful circumstances".
The OIC is based in Saudi Arabias port city of Jeddah.
The Islamic State jihadist group, which has seized territory in Syria and Iraq, claimed Fridays attacks on some of the French capitals most popular nightspots, including a concert hall, restaurants and bars and outside the national football stadium.(WDY)
Editor : I Gusti Bagus Widyantara
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