In a meeting with the heads of delegations attending a ministerial meeting of the OIC-15 Dialogue Platform in Tehran on Monday, Pezeshkian said such gatherings create opportunities to promote a unified perspective among the Islamic world’s scientists.
He highlighted the necessity for the Muslim nations to support each other in various sectors, stating that Iran is prepared to collaborate with the Islamic countries, particularly in the scientific arena.
The scientists and academics are ideally positioned to identify and address the pressing issues, Pezeshkian added, his official website reported.
He called on Muslim scholars to work together to resolve the problems in their own countries and across the Islamic world.
Muslims share a common heritage, including the holy Quran, Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), and foundations for mutual understanding and cooperation, Pezeshkian said, noting that collective action can advance the Islamic world through synergy and collaboration.