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What is the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC)?
The Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) is the world’s second-largest intergovernmental body after the United Nations. Established in 1969, the OIC brings together countries with significant Muslim populations to promote unity, cooperation, and development across the Muslim world.
The OIC works on issues related to peace, human rights, economic growth, cultural exchange, and the safeguarding of Islamic holy sites. Its headquarters is located in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.
OIC Membership
The OIC currently has 57 member states across four continents (Asia, Africa, South America, and Europe). Together, they represent more than 1.9 billion Muslims worldwide.
List of 57 OIC Member Countries
Here’s the complete list:
1. Afghanistan
2. Albania
3. Algeria
4. Azerbaijan
5. Bahrain
6. Bangladesh
7. Benin
8. Brunei
9. Burkina Faso
10. Cameroon
11. Chad
12. Comoros
13. Côte d’Ivoire
14. Djibouti
15. Egypt
16. Gabon
17. Gambia
18. Guinea
19. Guinea-Bissau
20. Guyana
21. Indonesia
22. Iran
23. Iraq
24. Jordan
25. Kazakhstan
26. Kuwait
27. Kyrgyzstan
28. Lebanon
29. Libya
30. Malaysia
31. Maldives
32. Mali
33. Mauritania
34. Morocco
35. Mozambique
36. Niger
37. Nigeria
38. Oman
39. Pakistan
40. Palestine
41. Qatar
42. Saudi Arabia
43. Senegal
44. Sierra Leone
45. Somalia
46. Sudan
47. Suriname
48. Syria (membership currently suspended)
49. Tajikistan
50. Togo
51. Tunisia
52. Turkey
53. Turkmenistan
54. Uganda
55. United Arab Emirates (UAE)
56. Uzbekistan
57. Yemen
Why the OIC is Important
Represents over 1.9 billion Muslims worldwide
Protects Islamic holy sites
Works for peace, security, and human rights
Encourages sustainable development across member states
Final Word
The 57-member OIC plays a crucial role in representing Muslim-majority nations on the global stage. From peacekeeping to development, the OIC remains a vital voice in international affairs.
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