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ISLAMABAD: Ombudsman institutions from member countries of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) gathered in Pakistan for the 10th Board of Directors’ Meeting, showcasing unity and collaboration in addressing shared challenges.
Representatives from OIC nations, including Turkiye, Bahrain, Morocco, Azerbaijan, Indonesia, and Bulgaria, actively participated in events hosted by Pakistan on Monday.

During a media interaction, President of OIC Ombudsman Association and Chief Ombudsman of Turkiye, H.E. Seref Malkoc expressed the association’s commitment to expanding its membership and collectively combating human rights violations prevalent across Muslim countries, and expressed gratitude to the Secretary General of OICOA, H.E. Dr. Asif Mahmood Jah for extending warm hospitality to him in Pakistan.
The Secretary General of Ombudsman of the Ministry of Interior Bahrain, and OICOA Board Member H.E. Ghada Hameed, emphasized that the OICOA has successfully united Muslim countries in the fight against the common issues of maladministration and human rights violations.
Mediator of the Kingdom of Morocco and OICOA Board Member, H.E. Mohamed BENALILOU highlighted the positive impact of OICOA meetings in contributing to the strengthening of good governance among Muslim nations.
Human Rights Commissioner for Azerbaijan and OICOA Board Member, H.E. Sabina Aliyeva, stressed the need to fortify the concept of ombudsmanship. She acknowledged that regular OICOA meetings provide member countries with a platform to exchange ideas for better governance.
General Secretary of OICOA and Federal Tax Ombudsman of Pakistan, H.E. Dr. Asif Mahmood Jah, condemned the brutalities of Israel against Muslims, emphasizing the forum’s role in enhancing collaboration among member nations.
Executive Secretary of OICOA, Hon’ble Almas Ali Jovindah, stated that the 10th meeting aims to enhance the capacity of member countries and extend membership to additional Muslim nations, further strengthening the collective efforts for just and rights-focused governance.

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