'Islamic nation must adapt to global change, innovation': Min of Culture, Knowledge Dev


Abu Dhabi, Jan 31( SHP): Addressing at the 40th session of the executive council of Islamic Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (Isesco) held in Abu Dhabi on Wednesday, Noura bint Mohammed Al Kaabi, Minister of Culture and Knowledge Development spoke of the importance of cooperation among Islamic nations to meet the needs of the people in education, culture, and science.

In a report by Khaleej Times, Al Khaabi was quoted as saying, "The Islamic world is going through a scope of changes that requires us to adapt to these changes through innovation, technologies and dialogue, which would help us uphold the core pillars of our religion."

She also stated the importance of integrating new technologies and innovations in the education system necessary for human development.

Dr Salim bin Mohammed Al Malik, director-general of Isesco, said the Islamic world needs to develop an action mechanism for a new future.

"We have developed strategic plans to transform Isesco into an excellent and efficient organisation in upholding Islamic values and principles and as a beacon of sustainable development worldwide," he said, adding that member-states were actively supporting educational and cultural projects.

"We shall have an annual budget of USD 50 million by end of 2020 and half a billion dollars by end of 2025," said Dr Al Malik.

 

  

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