The appointment of Mehmet Paçacı as OIC Secretary General’s Special Representative on Islamophobia
Ambassador Mehmet Paçacı Appointed as OIC Secretary General’s Special Representative on Islamophobia
During the 15th Summit of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) held in Banjul on 4-5 May, Ambassador Mehmet Paçacı was appointed as the OIC Secretary General’s Special Representative on Islamophobia. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced this important appointment and expressed their confidence in Ambassador Paçacı’s ability to successfully carry out this duty.
In a statement, the Ministry emphasized the importance of the international community coming together to take a common stance and act determinedly in the fight against anti-Islamism. This appointment highlights the OIC’s commitment to addressing issues of Islamophobia and promoting tolerance and understanding among different cultures and faiths.
Ambassador Paçacı’s new role as the OIC Secretary General’s Special Representative on Islamophobia underscores the organization’s dedication to combatting discrimination and prejudice based on religion. It is hoped that through his leadership and efforts, progress can be made in fostering greater acceptance and respect for all individuals, regardless of their religious beliefs.
The appointment of Ambassador Mehmet Paçacı signifies a significant step forward in the OIC’s ongoing efforts to promote dialogue, cooperation, and harmony among its member states and beyond. It is a reminder of the importance of unity and solidarity in the face of challenges such as Islamophobia, and serves as a call to action for all nations to work together towards a more inclusive and tolerant world.
