The Muslim World League organized in the Russian capital, Moscow, an international Islamic conference, the first of its kind, with the participation of scholars and thinkers from 43 countries.
According to press sources, the conference, which included meetings and dialogues, aims to strengthen the Russian-Islamic civilizational ties, in the presence of representatives from the Presidency, Parliament, Senate and People’s Assembly.
The conference resulted in the signing of a number of agreements with: the State Fund for Supporting Culture, Science and Education, the People’s Assembly, and religious administrations in Russia, with the aim of promoting concepts of tolerance and cooperation among followers of religions, highlighting the lofty values of Islam, and supporting the teaching of the Arabic language and the Holy Quran.
