Representative of the Organization of the Islamic Conference: the date of the second conference was held for "activating the Mecca Document" However, the Iraqi government and includes entrances to support Iraq and support national unity

Date: 30/12/2012 12:23:27 Sunday



Baghdad (news) .. Representative of the Organization of the Islamic Conference in Iraq, Ambassador Hamid figs scheduling conference activating Mecca Document "became Shana Iraqi government, expressing the wishes of the organization that the second Conference put an end to the bloodshed in Iraq.

The figs (of the Agency news): The Second Conference on activating the Mecca Document, which it was hoped conducted during this year still exists, and determine the schedule became However the Iraqi government, noting that the organization is waiting to be rescheduled for the conference.

And: that the preparatory committee for this conference, all procedures and are ready to take place, explaining that it includes a lot of entries in support of Iraq and support the national unity.

He continued: that the organization pay much attention to these issues and not allow any temptation to drag Iraqis to square one, in reference to the sectarian war that erupted in 2006 after the bombing of a Shi'ite shrine in Samarra, until the signing of the Mecca Document in 2006 by a group of Iraqi scientists from various denominations, in order to inject the blood of Muslims and stop the sectarian war in Iraq, and stop the violence, which affected the mosques and the role of science and worship. / end / 5. d. Q /


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UPDATED: 11:00, October 22, 2006



Kuwait stated on Saturday that it welcomed the Mecca Document singed by Iraq's Shiite and Sunni religious leaders on halting sectarian bloodshed in the war-torn country, Kuwait News Agency (KUNA) reported.

Kuwaiti Deputy Prime Minister Ismael al-Shatti made the remarks in a statement after an extraordinary cabinet meeting headed by Prime Minister Sheikh Nasser al-Mohammad al-Bah.

"The cabinet has expressed hope that the Mecca Document would achieve stability in Iraq and would pave the way for construction and development projects to be achieved serving the best interests of the Iraqi people," KUNA quoted the statement as saying.

Iraqi Shiite and Sunni clerics signed the document on Friday after their two-day meeting in Saudi Arabia's Mecca, the Islam's holiest city, which was organized by the 57-member Organization of the Islamic Conference (OIC).

According to media reports, the 10-point document calls for safeguarding of the two communities' holy places, defending the unity and territorial integrity of Iraq and the release of "all innocent detainees".

In details, the majority of the 10-point document edicts forbidding kidnappings, incitement of hatred, attacks on mosques and Shiite places of worship.

Since the Feb. 22 bombing of a revered Shiite shrine in Samarra, some 120 km north of Baghdad, Iraq has been engulfed in tit-for- tat Shiite-Sunni violence that has reportedly killed thousands.


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