Turkey’s criticism of OIC over Egypt seen as split with Arab allies
Written by Dorian Jones of VOANews on August 22, 2013 in Perspectives - No comments
Turkey’s call for the resignation of the head of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation, or OIC, for not speaking out against the bloodshed in Egypt is being seen by analysts as another sign of Ankara’s growing isolation from other Islamic countries. Turkey’s stance toward Egypt is in stark contrast to the position of some of its allies in the Middle East.
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