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Tue, 07/29/2008 - 17:36
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NAM can play key role in settlement of challenges: president
Tehran, July 29, IRNA - President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said on Tuesday that the Non-Aligned Movement, by relying on its political and economic power, can play key role in settlement of global challenges.
The Iranian president made the remarks in his inaugural address to the 15th NAM foreign ministerial meeting which opened here this morning.
The movement, through formation of "a great peace and justice front" can prevent disputes and conflicts throughout the globe, he said urging the NAM to make strides towards materialization of peace andjustice in the world.
The 118 member states, 15 observer members, and eight international and regional organizations are attending the two-day NAM foreign ministers meeting.
The NAM members, especially its founders and influential members such as Iran, are determined to discuss in the Tehran meeting ways and strategies to upgrade capacity of and revitalize the world's major body.
Formed in the climax of the World War II to stand up to NATO andWarsaw treaty members, NAM started to forge convergence among states, that were later labeled as the Non-Aligned states.
The NAM is an international organization of over 118 states, which consider themselves not formally aligned with or against any majorpower bloc.
The NAM group of states -- as Iran's Foreign Minister ManouchehrMottaki said in his speech in the Movement's experts session in Tehran -- faces big challenges in terms of peace, security, economic development, social progress and respect for rule of law.
The Iranian president made the remarks in his inaugural address to the 15th NAM foreign ministerial meeting which opened here this morning.
The movement, through formation of "a great peace and justice front" can prevent disputes and conflicts throughout the globe, he said urging the NAM to make strides towards materialization of peace andjustice in the world.
The 118 member states, 15 observer members, and eight international and regional organizations are attending the two-day NAM foreign ministers meeting.
The NAM members, especially its founders and influential members such as Iran, are determined to discuss in the Tehran meeting ways and strategies to upgrade capacity of and revitalize the world's major body.
Formed in the climax of the World War II to stand up to NATO andWarsaw treaty members, NAM started to forge convergence among states, that were later labeled as the Non-Aligned states.
The NAM is an international organization of over 118 states, which consider themselves not formally aligned with or against any majorpower bloc.
The NAM group of states -- as Iran's Foreign Minister ManouchehrMottaki said in his speech in the Movement's experts session in Tehran -- faces big challenges in terms of peace, security, economic development, social progress and respect for rule of law.
