Turkish party Saadat proposes establishment of Islamic NATO

The chairman of the Turkish party Saadat, Mustafa Kamalak, stated that it is necessary to establish an Islamic NATO and Islamic Peacekeeping Forces as soon as possible, SalamNews reports, citing the Turkish mass media.

The chairman of the party arrived in Morocco to participate in a session of the Justice and Development party. There he met the prime minister of Morocco, Abdelilyah bin Kiran, and the foreign minister, Saadeddin Al Osmani. At the session he proposed establishing an Islamic NATO.

“Current developments in Islamic countries prove that the former prime minister of Turkey, Erbakan, was right, as he urged the formation of Islamic Peacemaking Forces. We support the success of Islamic countries in their struggle, but the Western countries try to benefit from it. We should put forward not our conflicts, but our unity and solidarity,” Kamalak said.