On Monday held An extraordinary board meeting of the Youth Forum of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC YF) on the events in Nagorno-Karabakh took place on Monday. Participants discussed the events in this region of Azerbaijan, and adopted a statement. The text of the document, sent to Turan agency said that YF OIC strongly condemns the acts of aggression, provocative shelling of settlements, and military positions of Azerbaijani Armed Forces of Armenia on April 2 and April 3. Forum expresses support for Azerbaijan, calling the action for the liberation of the occupied territories its natural right.
The Forum encourages international organizations to the implementation of previous resolutions of the international organizations for the withdrawal of Armenian armed forces from the occupied territories of Azerbaijan. This issue will be raised at the forthcoming Summit of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation, the report says.
* The headquarters of the YF OIC is located in Istanbul. The Youth Forum is a division of the Organization of the Islamic Conference, which includes dozens of Islamic countries, including Azerbaijan. P5-02В-
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