The man who represented 57 Islamic states supports Enver Hoxhaj for prime minister

Ex-seter of the Organisation for Islamic Co-operation (OIC), Ekmeleddin ⇩hsanoğlu, through a video, has told the story of meetings and co-operation with the candidate for prime minister, Enver Hoxhaj, also chairman of the country. PDK.

Through a video, he wished Enver Hoxhaj would succeed in this election, citing all the chronology of co-operation with Enver Hoxhan as minister of education and foreign minister.

On February 18th, 2008, we were in a small Senegalez town on the Atlantic Ocean Coast, meeting with colleagues at the Secretariat to prepare for the Ministerial Conference and the OBI Summit to be held in Dakar in mid-February.”, failure.

On the other hand, he indicated that on the morning of February 18th, 2008, he invited his colleagues to a special meeting where he told them that Kosovo's parliament declared independence.

Then we must issue a powerful statement in support which we drafted and immediately dropped. It happened that this OBI statement was the first statement by an intergovernmental organisation in the world. ”, said away.

On the evening of the same day, on Monday, in 18th, I met with President Senegal Abdolaye Wade telling him about the developments and asking him to formalise recognition. After some discussions, he accepts the idea and immediately gave instructions to his foreign minister to recognise Kosovo, which happened the same evening. ” added further.

The former secretary of the Organisation for Islamic Co-operation told away about the meeting with Enver Hoxhan, whom he described as a smiling person, powerful arguments and quiet style. How Hoxhaj managed to persuade and create a positive impression among the OBI member states.

“later, in our preparations for the ministerial meeting, I sent an invitation to the Kosovo government to participate in the ministerial meeting. The government sent then Minister of Education Dr. Enver Hoxhaj to attend the meeting. Here with his smiling face, powerful arguments and quiet style he managed to convince and create a positive impression among OBI member states. Then it started knowing from OBI countries, it was going well, but slow. ”, he said.

“Then when Minister Hoxhaj became Minister of Foreign Affairs in 2011 until 2014, we co-operated extremely hard and we managed to convince key countries like Pakistan, Egypt, Qatar, and many others to recognise Kosovo. This was not an easy job, because for many reasons time is not appropriate to mention all of it, but it took us a lot of time, effort, and co-operation, and it happened very successfully.”, added the Organization for Islamic Co-operation (OIC)'s former escort, Ekmeleddin ʼhsanoğlu through this video.

All in the end, he gave strong support to Enver Hoxhaj's candidacy for prime minister, saying it is Hoxhaj who will work in service of the nation and the state of Kosovo.

“Now, I think there is a need for a new and powerful push to ensure recognition of other OBI countries, as well as to put aside other diplomatic obstacles that remain as obstacles to Kosovo's progress. In this context, I sincerely wish my dear friend Dr. Hoxha's success and good luck serving the nation and its country.”, he added.

 This is the complete text of the video message:

 On February 18, 2008, we were in a small town on the Atlantic Ocean Coast, meeting with colleagues at the Secretariat to prepare for the Ministerial Conference and the OBI Summit to be held in Dakar in mid-February.

 Early that morning on February 18th, I invited my colleagues to a special meeting where I told them that yesterday the Kosovo Parliament declared independence. We in the OIC have always been supportive of Kosovo's independence. Then we must issue a powerful statement in support that we drafted and immediately released. It happened that this OBI statement was the first statement by an intergovernmental organisation in the world.

 On the evening of the same day, on Monday, in 18th, I met with President Senegalez Abdolaye Wade telling him about the developments and asking him to formalise recognition. After some discussions, he accepts the idea and immediately gave instructions to his foreign minister to recognise Kosovo, which happened the same evening.

 Later, in our preparations for the ministerial meeting, I sent an invitation to the Kosovo government to attend the Ministerial Meeting. The government sent then Minister of Education Dr. Enver Hoxhaj to attend the meeting. Here with his smiling face, powerful arguments and quiet style he managed to convince and create a positive impression among OBI member states. Then it started knowing from OBI countries, it was going well, but slow.

 Then when Minister Hoxhaj became Minister of Foreign Affairs in 2011 until 2014, we co-operated extremely hard and we managed to convince major countries like Pakistan, Egypt, Qatar, and many others to recognise Kosovo. This was not an easy task, for for many reasons time is not appropriate to mention all of it, but it took a lot of time, effort, and cooperation, and that was very successful.

 Now, today I think there is a need for a new and powerful push to ensure recognition of other OBI countries, as well as to put aside other diplomatic obstacles that stand as obstacles to Kosovo's progress. In this context, I sincerely wish my dear friend Dr. I have success and good luck serving the nation and its country.