“Foreign players bring disagreement among Muslim states.”

Mohammadreza Golrou, Executive deputy of the World Forum for Proximity of Islamic Schools of Thought, in a meeting with Asanbeyk Osman Aliyev, Ambassador of Kyrgyzstan in Iran, hailed the advancement and growth of the Islamic countries to settle their issues without intermediation of foreign countries, reported Taqrib News Agency (TNA).

He said, “When foreign players intervened, they led to disagreement among Muslim community and this is proof that Muslims cannot be at peace when other countries are involved in their domestic issues.”

Representative of the Iranian Islamic unity center said,” The objective behind formation of the World Forum for Proximity of Islamic Schools of Thought was to launch a discourse based on fraternity among all Muslims and following 29 years of Islamic Unity Conference in Tehran we can announce that unity and fraternity is recognized as a principle of Fiq’h.”

He noted,” Middle East nations and we Iranians share the same history and we are going to share the same future which should be built by ourselves; hence, we are in need of more meetings and familiarity to build this joint future.”

Mohammadreza Golrou said,” The major part of present issues, particularly those of the Muslim world, is due to lack of knowledge and if we set the commonalities as the basis for talks, then these commonalities are various enough to meet minor disagreements.”

Executive deputy of the world Forum added,” World forum, in this line, has launched various unions and secretariats and we hope that cooperation for expansion of science and technology can be new horizons for expansion of economic and commerce between Iran and Kyrgyzstan.”

Asanbeyk Osman Aliyev in this meeting hailed Islamic Republic of Iran as a powerful country and highlighted Iran’s nuclear achievements.