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Resolution No. Having noted the resolution No. Deeply concerned at the continuing deterioration of the global environment, including the worsening trends in environmental pollution and the degradation of natural resources;. Stressing again the right of all human beings to enjoy a healthy and non-polluted environment, as a basic human right;. Re-emphasizing the right of States to protect their environment from harmful activities, and to cooperate among themselves to that end;. Noting with concern that the condition of the environment has reached a stage that requires taking effective measures to stop its deterioration;. Noting that while there has been progress in the implementation of Agenda 21, at various levels, particularly at the national level, the lack of fulfilment of international commitments agreed upon at Rio has been very disappointing;. Recognizing that environmental degradation both natural and manmade is a major global concern which requires the strengthening of international cooperation and extending effective contributions for the protection of the environment;. Noting with satisfaction the recent developments towards the finalization of the International Convention to Combat Desertification and Drought, which was adopted in Paris in September and inviting the Member States, which have not ratified all the relevant conventions, including the International Convention on Combating Desertification, to do so, as soon as possible;. Stressing the need for closely and constantly monitoring the global environmental situation and relevant activities and also supporting the establishment of mass-destruction-weapons-free-zones in the Muslim world;. Expressing also its deep concern over the devastating effects of hazardous, toxic and radioactive wastes on humankind and the environment and supporting the establishment of mass-destruction-weapons-free-zones in the whole world. Strongly condemning the attempts by some developed countries to export their hazardous and radioactive wastes for dumping in developing countries, and appealing to Member States to sign the Basel Convention on Dangerous wastes and the Bamako Convention and relevant international agreements;. Guided by the teachings of Islam which enjoin the Muslim peoples to safeguard the bounties that Allah has granted them on Earth;. Having considered the Report of the Secretary General on this subject,. Encourages Member States to continue to incorporate environmental considerations in their developmental policies. Invites Member States to exchange information and experience in various environmental fields such as desertification, climate change and loss of biological diversity. Urges developed countries to provide new and additional financial resources specially for protection of global environment in general, and loss of biological diversity. Also Urges the Member States which have not ratified all the UN International Agreements on the Environment including the International Convention on Desertification and Drought to do so as soon as possible so that the Convention can come into force. Calls on Member States to mobilise available financial and institutional resources needed for implementing national programs of environmental protection. Emphasizes the commitments of developed countries in transferring environmentally sound technologies and know-how to developing count r ies in accordance with the provisions of chapter 34 of Agenda Urges the Member States to attach greater importance to the question of the protection of the Environment and Natural Resources and to its relevance to sustainable development. Requests the international community, particularly relevant United Nations Organs, to conduct active scientific research on the rise in sea levels, and its socio-economic impacts, so as to protect the coastal zones and the wild life in the territories of the Member States. Urges the developed countries to discharge their obligations under prevailing international agreements on the transfer to developing countries of financial resources and environmentally sound technologies. Reaffirms the determination of the Member States to work for the strengthening of international cooperation in seeking solutions to global environmental problems and requests the donor countries and international financial institutions to extend further support to regional networks and national focal points in States stricken by desertification. Stresses that multilateral cooperation for the protection of the environment should include the provision of additional financial resources and access to environmentally sound technologies for the developing countries. Requests Member States to promote coordination and cooperation among environment monitoring networks and remote-control sensing Centers and coastal control posts and all other environment protection organs in Islamic States. U rges all Member States to continue consultation and coordination among them at all international meetings including consultations relating to environment protection, especially in the field of biological diversity, climate change, desertification, hazardous and radioactive waste. R ejects the imposition of obligations on developing countries to contain the phenomenon of climate changes in addition to the provisions of the Kyoto Protocol on the UN convention on Climate Changes and calls on Member States to oppose this orientation wherever it deemed necessary. Expresses its satisfaction at the fruitful cooperation between the Organization of the Islamic Conference and the United Nations Environment Program. Calls for the intensification of this cooperation with emphasis on the problem of the remnants of World War II and other wars in the Islamic countries, which impedes development of their societies, and calls on the international community to address the problem immediately and take the necessary measures to remove land mines and war remnants in countries concerned. Appeals to the parties to World War II to expeditiously provide Member States with information, data and maps on mines planted in their territories during the war and commit themselves to extend immediate aid and assistance required for the removal of these mines which still cause huge damage to human lives and obstruct development and construction in vital areas, while taking into consideration the decisions of the UN Conference on the Question of Mines which was held in Geneva in Calls on Member States to intensify coordination and consultation among themselves in the framework of the UN and others, particularly specialized agencies concerned, on tackling this subject in an effective and meaningful manner. Expresses solidarity with the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya concerning its position on the question of the minefields left on in its territory by World War II, their grave effect on the environment and the accidents and grievous damage they cause to thousands of its citizens. Also appeals to Member States to stand in solidarity with the Jamahiriya in its efforts to overcome this problem and its right to demand compensation for the damage and that the countries responsible for the mine danger, finance mine-hunting operations and produce minefield maps to the Libyan authorities concerned. Proceeding from the principles and objectives of the Charter of the Organization of the Islamic Conference;. Referring to the decision of the World Conference on sustained development, held in Johannesburg from 16 August to 24 September , concerning foreign occupation as one of the major obstacles to sustainable development,. Reaffirming the rights of mankind to a dignified life enjoying a healthy environment, free of pollution as a basic human and sacred right;. Expressing deep concern over the escalating brutal and expansionist practices of the Israeli occupation authorities which include seizure of land and water-resources, the demolition of houses, the construction of new settlements in the occupied Palestinian and Arab Territories, especially in Al-Quds Al-Sharif, and the Syrian Golan, the uprooting of trees, the destruction of crops, the cutting off of irrigation waters, the deforestation of wide expanses of land and the use of toxic gases with the attendant serious effects on the Palestinian and other Arab inhabitants and the economic and social situation in those lands;. Expressing deep concern upon the dumping by Israel of Highly toxic radioactive and chemical wastes in the Mediterranean sea and particularly in the Lebanese regional waters;. Having considered the report of the Secretary General on this issue;. Reaffirms the inalienable right of the Palestinian people and the citizens of the occupied Syrian Golan and other occupied Arab territories, and considers illegal any violation of this right. Calls for the strengthening of the cooperation among the Member States in the field of earthquake monitoring and establish a mechanism from the Member States on the Read Sea so as to monitor earthquakes in the region and exchange the necessary information on treating this phenomenon. It also passionately appeals to the international parties and bodies concerned to take the necessary steps to put an end to such hazards while emphasizing the importance of cooperation among the Member States concerned in the field of monitoring radiation fallout in the area. Opposes the introduction of amendments to annex 7 of the Basle Convention on the prohibition of exporting dangerous wastes from OECD countries to non-OECD member countries until the states signatory to the Convention have approved the provisions of the annex. Strongly emphasizes the need for in-depth studies of crucial issues on the environment affecting Member States so that they can keep abreast of their future development and implications. Requests the Secretary General to take appropriate steps for the implementation of this recommendation and submit a report thereon to the next Session of the Islamic Summit Conference. Proceeding from the fact that any ecological catastrophes irrespective of the nature of their origin touch the interests of all countries of the world community and reaffirming the need to apply the principles of Islamic solidarity regarding these disasters;. Taking into consideration the extremely difficult situation in the Aral Sea basin where the world community during the last decades practically lost the second largest freshwater lake in the world as well as in Semipalatinsk region which has been the largest nuclear tests site in the world;. Understanding that the dangerous consequences of continuous drying of the Aral Sea influence the change of climate in northern hemisphere especially in the Asian continent;. Realizing the responsibility of the Islamic Ummah for the future of Muslim nations which inhabit the Aral Sea region and Semipalatinsk nuclear test site zone;. Deeply concerned that the catastrophe, which envelopes all spheres of life in the regions of the Aral Sea and Semipalatinsk and has no any national limits, acquires a global character;. Recognizing that ecological imbalance is a major threat for the genetic pool of hundreds of thousands of people living in the Aral Sea and Semipalatinsk regions;. Welcoming the efforts being made by the OIC and Governmental charity organizations of some Islamic countries for financial support and humanitarian aid for the Aral Sea region;. Supporting the participation of international and regional organizations United Nations, European Union, World Bank in the programme of rehabilitation of the Aral Sea region;. Noting that Semipalatinsk nuclear site has witnessed nuclear tests on a large scale including high intensity tests on the surface which have been conducted during the last forty years;. Recognizing that the consequences of the nuclear explosions will influence for a long time the environment of the region and the health of many generations of the people living there;. Taking into consideration decisions of the Johannesburg Summit on Sustainable Development as well as principles of the U. Millenium Declaration regarding solution of environmental problems, as a component element of Sustainable Development. Supports the efforts aimed at the rehabilitation of the Aral Sea and the ground of Semipalatinsk nuclear site which are undertaken by the Government of Kazakhstan as well as regional, international and charity organizations. Appeals to Member States and also to the international community to provide political, economic and financial support aimed at limitation of the impact of destructive consequences of the said catastrophes and at preventing further spreading of these ecological problems, and requests the Islamic Development Bank and charity foundations of the Muslim countries to explore ways and means to evolve programme providing support to the regions of the Aral Sea and Semipalatinsk coordinated with existing international, regional and national programmes. Considering that new scientific and technological developments, especially space technology and its applications have extensive and important impacts on the everyday life of all nations and would strengthen the socio-economic development of the Islamic Countries; and that in this respect the UN Third Conference on the Peaceful exploitation and utilization of the Extra-Atmospheric Space UNISPACE-III held from July, , has set the world general policy to enable the entire humanity to benefit from the possibilities offered by Space Science and Technology,. Considering the need to ensure an effective coordination between the activities carried out by OIC Organs and institutions in the field of Science and Technology in the best interest of the Joint Islamic Action on the subject. Recognizing that the control regimes in the field of science and technology would increase the gap between developing and the developed countries and also recognizing that transfer of science and technology for peaceful purposes to the developing and Islamic Countries would effectively promote North - South relations;. Bearing in mind the exclusive and discriminatory character of certain export control regimes which are in contravention with the legal obligations of the Nuclear States and advanced industrial nations parties to the Non-Proliferation Treaty, Biological Weapons Convention and Chemical Weapons Convention;. Emphasizing that multilaterally negotiated guidelines to regulate the transfer of the advanced technology, equipment and materials with dual use would contribute to strengthening international peace and security;. Having considered the report of the Secretary General on the issue,. Reaffirms that the exchange of science and technology for peaceful purposes should be made in the interest of mankind and should be aimed to strengthening the socio-economic development of the Islamic Countries. Invites all States, particularly the developed countries, to commence multilateral negotiations with the participation of all interested countries on the universal and non-discriminatory guidelines on transfer of advanced technology, materials and equipment with dual use applications. Requests all advanced industrial states parties to international disarmament and non-proliferation treaties to review their existing national trade regulations and render them consistent with their obligations under those treaties by removing all restrictions beyond those established within the treaties. Encourages the relevant international organizations and agencies to facilitate the transfer of science and technology for peaceful purposes to the developing countries. Requests the Secretary General to examine the best way to ensure an effective coordination between the activities carried out by the various OIC organs and institutions in the field of Science and Technology in order to dynamize and harmonize the Joint Islamic Action on the subject. Expressing its deep concern over the worldwide spread of infectious diseases affecting human beings, animals and natural life in recent years;. Further expressing its concern over the spread of AIDS as a result of non-adherence to religious values and the slow progress of medical research to prevent and cure it;. Noting the serious threat of malaria to member countries;. Considering the gravity of the Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy BSE - Mad Cow Disease epidemic and its effect on animal and human health as well as on the world economy and international trade;. Lamenting years of continued devastation on human lives caused by malaria in several member states particularly in Africa;. Expressing its appreciation for the preventive and curative health measures taken by Member States during the pilgrimage season in particular;. Further expressing its deep appreciation for the excellent and efficient health services provided by the Government of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to pilgrims;. Considering the necessity of promoting cooperation among the Islamic States in the field of health in general;. Calls for closer coordination between Member States and other countries on the one hand and the World Health Organization on the other hand in order to fight against this danger through the use of new vaccines and immunization schemes against contagious diseases. Calls on member states to coordinate their efforts soon in the context of the WHO to prevent the spread of BSE on their territories. Invites Member States to take strict measures against reprehensible practices on the part of certain food importers and industrialists and to grant urgency and priority to supporting scientific and medical research related to developing agricultural and animal produce so as to achieve food self sufficiency;. Decides that the mandate of the said Conference also cover the establishment of Inter-Islamic cooperation in the field of health in general, including pharmaceuticals. Salutes the Federal Republic of Nigeria for having hosted a summit of African Leaders in April in Abuja and calls for the implementation of its decisions on the scourge of malaria, and appeals to all member states, and regional and international organizations, in particular the WHO, to join in the fight for the control and eradication of the malaria epidemic in Africa. Recalling the resolutions adopted by the Fifth, Sixth, Seventh, Eighth and Ninth Session of the Islamic Summit Conferences and by the 15th, 16th, 17th, 18th, 19th, 20th, 21st, 22nd, 23 rd , 24 th 25 th , 26 th , 27 th , 28 th, 29 th and 30 th Sessions of the Islamic Conferences of Foreign Ministers on the Control of Narcotics and Drug Abuse;. Expressing its concern at the manufacture and illegal trafficking as well as the widespread abuse of drugs which endanger the health of millions, particularly among young people;. Noting with concern the new dimensions of the ever growing narcotics problem which is threatening the social and economic fabric of the afflicted countries;. Taking into consideration the results achieved by the United Nations and its specialized agencies in the field of drug abuse, including the declaration and comprehensive multidisciplinary Outline of Future Activities in drug abuse adopted by the International Conference on Drug Abuse and Illegal Trafficking and the United Nations Convention Against Illicit Traffic of Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances;. Reaffirming its conviction of the need to supervise the manufacture, trafficking, import and export of drugs and psychotropic substances, in accordance with the single convention on Narcotic Drugs and the Convention on Narcotic Drugs against illegal trafficking of narcotics and psychotropic substances;. Recognizing the importance of taking measures to control drug materials including chemicals and solvents which are used in the manufacture of drugs and psychotropic substances, the availability of which has increased their illicit processing;. Reaffirming the guiding principles of the prevailing conventions on narcotics traffic and psychotropic substances as well as the control system;. Realizing the urgent need for Member States and the relevant international organizations to exert concerted and coordinated efforts to eradicate the problem of abuse, trafficking and smuggling of narcotics and psychotropic substances into Islamic countries;. Reviewing the effects of drug abuse and its illegal production, processing and trafficking on Member States;. Recalling that the teachings of the true Islamic religion categorically forbid the use and trafficking in drugs;. Requests the Member States to diligently follow up the guidelines contained in the recommendations made by the OIC Expert Group meeting held from 18 to 20 October in Istanbul, Turkey, on the effective measures to combat the problem of narcotic drugs in all its aspects and dimensions, including illicit production, processing and trafficking. Urges the Member States to coordinate their efforts and harmonize their systems with respect to the licit production and trade of narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances within the framework of the relevant international organizations. Also urges the Member States to give greater attention to the propagation of religious consciousness and discussion within their respective educational institutions, mass media and Dawa fora on the gravity of the production, use and trafficking in drugs as well as their categorical prohibition from the religious and legal viewpoints. Commends the ISESCO programmes and activities in propagating religious, health, and moral awareness on the gravity of drug production, consumption, and trafficking and calls on it to continue its successful efforts in this context. Requests the Member States to continue to intensify their cooperation and to exchange information and technical expertise to control narcotic drugs. Referring to resolutions No. Acknowledging the close interdisciplinary relationship between the Environment and other developmental sectors including Health;. Considering the importance for Member States to preserve the basic necessities of sustainable development and to continuously assess and monitor their environmental problems and issues including Health;. Affirming that the Member States have to continue their economic growth in order to protect the environment and achieve sustainable development and healthy societies;. Stressing that sustainable development will be achieved only through international cooperation and in particular by implementation of technological and financial commitments of the developed countries envisaged in Agenda 21;. Conscious of the urgent need for the Member States to avail themselves of objectives, independent and unbiased information on their environmental situation and possible remedies that would best serve their interests;. It further commends the pioneering experience of the Tunisian Republic and its achievements in the fields of environment, health and sustainable development, which confirm the relevant and sound choices made by President Zine El-Abidine Ben Ali in the social, economic, political and human arenas. Expresses its utmost appreciation for the efforts exerted by ISESCO in collaboration with the International Experts Group to prepare and adopt a comprehensive study on environment, health and sustainable development in the Islamic States. Recalling resolution No. Further recalling the resolution No. Having considered the report of the Secretary General on the subject,. Expresses appreciation to countries including Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Oman, Malaysia and Pakistan for the generous voluntary contributions. Taking note of Resolutions No. Urges the implementation of the Strategy for Developing Science and Technology in the Islamic States, and the revised version of the implementing m mechanisms in accordance with the resolutions of the First Islamic Conference of Ministers of Higher Education and Scientific Research Riyadh, October ,. Calls on Member States to adopt the general directions of the Strategy for the Development of Science and Technology in the Islamic Countries and to take the necessary organizational measures regarding implementation of the Strategy within the framework of their national policies in the fields of science and technology. Stresses the importance of implementing the Strategy for the Development of Science and Technology in the Islamic Countries and its mechanisms for the benefit of, renaissance and advancement of the Muslim Ummah. Reiterates the importance of building cooperation in the field of research among Islamic countries, and the importance of acquiring knowledge and skills in the fields of information, communication and technology in order to be abreast of progress and changes in the fields of science and technology. Urges Member States and relevant specialized institutions in the Organization of the Islamic Conference to prepare programmes and projects aiming at utilization of exchanged knowledge and the establishment of partnerships in order to enhance scientific research and develop technology in the Islamic countries. Expresses its appreciation for the important role being played by the Islamic Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization ISESCO in cooperation with UNESCO in preparation for the Arab-Islamic Mobile Exhibition for Science and Technology during March in order to bring into focus the contributions of Arab-Islamic Civilization to Western and human civilization in general and to the building of a lasting culture of peace and dialogue, calls upon all Member States and Islamic Institutions to give their support to ensure the success of this International event. Appreciates the holding by ISESCO of the Second meeting of Consultative Council on the implementation of the strategy for the development of science and technology in Islamic Countries, approves the resolutions and recommendations of the Meeting, and invites the Islamic Development Bank to participate in the work of the Council and to finance the scientific technological projects approved by the Council and which would contribute to the realization of comprehensive development in Member States. Invites Member States and Arab and Islamic Organisations to double their partnership efforts and to diversify their coordination and consultation mechanisms with ISESCO in the areas of supporting educational programmes and for promoting scientific research in the Islamic world, ratifies the establishment of the ISESCO Centre for the Promotion of Scientific Research, and urges all Member States to extend all forms of material and technical support to this centre so that it can perform its functions properly and realize its objectives. Urges Member States to institute comprehensive and integrated legislative and legal systems to respect the moral controls and the strong foundations in the field of science and technology and their applications as well as efforts to develop and modernize these systems and follow up the implementation of their contents and relevant experiments in accordance with Islamic teachings and international laws and conventions, and endorses the establishment of an Islamic Body for Morality in Science and Technology. Considers with appreciation and endorses the two strategic projects on water resources management in the Islamic countries and the strategy to develop a renewal culture and their implementation mechanisms, and calls on Member States and relevant institutions to cooperate with ISESCO and extend material and technical support for their implementation. Requests the Secretary General to take necessary steps to implement th ese recommendations and present a report thereon to the next Session of the Islamic Summit Conference. Recalling the resolution No. Encourages the member states for sending their students and trainees to the university that offers long regular courses both at undergraduate and postgraduate levels and organizes knowledge and skill upgrading and updating short and special courses, regional and international seminars, workshops, etc. Urges the University to intensify its endeavour to offer courses in the fields of emerging and frontier technologies to equip the youth of the Ummah to face the challenges of the 21 st Century matching the needs and demands of the job markets of the Member countries. Appeals to Member States to make voluntary contributions, in addition to mandatory ones, to help further deepen and widen its activities so as to achieve further heights of success in the days ahead and serve the Ummah better. Calls upon IUT to contact the Ministries of Higher Education of the Member States to disseminate information regarding the admission and other opportunities available in the University among their potential students. Encourages the university to further strengthen its efforts to expend bilateral cooperation with higher seats of learning around the world and interact actively with national, regional, and international educational organizations and associations. Requests the Secretary General to take the necessary steps to implement these recommendations and present a report thereon to the Islamic Summit Conference at its next Session. Taking note of the surprising and preoccupying decision of the United States of America as to leaving the Kyoto Protocol on Climat ic Changes after having signed it;. Expresses its deep concern for the questioning by the United States of America of the great accomplishment for the protection of the environment against the detrimental effects against green effects ensued by the Kyoto Protocol. Expressing its concern for the deterioration of the world environment including increasing environmental pollution and the depletion of natural resources;. Reaffirming the right of every individual to enjoy a healthy unpolluted environment;. Noting the importance of the negotiations which took place during the Sixth and Seventh Conferences of Parties to the Framework on Convention Climate Change, as well as their impact on Islamic States;. Again, urges industrial countries to honour their obligations under the convention on Climate Change and the Kyoto Protocol. Emphasizes the importance of effective participation of Islamic States in conferences and meetings related to the convention on Climate Change with delegations comprising specialists in all areas relevant to such conference. Emphasizes the need to reiterate the demand for unanimity in adopting fundamental matters. Emphasizes the need for the Eighth Conference of Parties to the Convention to adopt effective measures on implementing paras 8 and 9 of Article 4 of the Convention and Para 14 of Article 3 of the Kyoto Protocol with a mandatory and not optional status. To that end, it is necessary to adopt the following measures which have been adopted by the G7 7 and China :. Emphasizes that the Conference of Parties to the Protocol should monitor the implementation by the industrial countries of these measures through an annual review of their national reports, which must cover progress made on the application of the above-mentioned points. Stresses the need not to agree to an amalgamation of Paras 8 and 9 of Article 4 of the Agreement with para 14 of Article 3 of the Protocol into one resolution. The two resolutions must be kept separate because of the different nature of each of the Articles in terms of mandatory status and the responsibility of industrial countries described in Appendix I of the Agreement within the context of para 14 of Article 3; and because the process and mechanisms for implementing the agreement are different from those for implementing the Protocol. Emphasizes the need not to subject developing countries to new obligations related to limiting their emissions, whether on a mandatory or voluntary basis and not to determine a time schedule for any negotiations regarding such obligations. Supports the demands related to providing financial and technical assistance to developing countries and creating distinct funds for the purpose, in addition to existing financial means. It calls for a commitment from industrial countries to allocate specific financial sums to these funds on a regular basis. Calls for the implementation of all the items in the Buenos Aires Plan of Action through effective, mandatory measures attached to each item. Invites the organizers of the First International Forum on the Environment from an Islamic Perspective to hold such from on a regular basis and to adopt the appropriate mechanisms to that end. Thanks the Islamic Republic of Iran for gracefully accepting to host the second International Forum on the Environment from an Islamic Perspective in Commissions ISESCO to continue to make the necessary contacts with the competent authorities in the Islamic Republic of Iran to determine the final date of the Second International Forum on the Environment from an Islamic Perspective , during to make the final arrangements for the forum. Welcomes Resolution No. Recalling resolutions adopted by the Islamic Summit and resolution No. Having considered the report submitted by the Secretary General on this subject;. Has not been able to reach consensus on the proposed Center. Prompted by strong desire to give a fresh impetus to the development of Science and Technology infrastructure in the OIC Member States;. Calls upon the OIC Member States to voluntarily establish major national funds in their respective countries for the following objectives:. To strengthen the national science and technology programmes in various important fields. To strengthen collaboration among Islamic countries in various fields of science and technology including the establishment of Centres of Excellence in their respective countries in collaboration with COMSTECH. To continue to examine the possibility of establishing a voluntary Pan-Islamic Fund as proposed by the Islamic Republic of Pakistan. Recognizing that millions of children in the Islamic countries suffer as a result of diseases from which they may be protected;. Acknowledging that the world is on the verge of eradicating polio, and the Global Polio Eradication Initiative, since , has succeeded in reducing the number of annual polio cases by 99 percent;. Recognizing the significant progress made by the OIC Member States to eradicate polio within their countries;. Observing that a few Member States are still to eradicate the polio virus;. Noting with concern that the polio virus may be imported to polio-free States;. Strongly affirms its commitment to the eradication of polio from all OIC Member States so that they can contribute effectively to the goal of Global Polio Eradication. Urges all OIC Member States to allocate the necessary domestic resources to ensure that all children are protected from this crippling disease. Calls on the international community, Member States and Philanthropic organizations including in particular those in the Islamic world to provide the resources necessary to eradicate polio from all OIC Member States by ;. Strongly condemning the attempts by some developed countries to export their hazardous and radioactive wastes for dumping in developing countries, and appealing to Member States to sign the Basel Convention on Dangerous wastes and the Bamako Convention and relevant international agreements; Guided by the teachings of Islam which enjoin the Muslim peoples to safeguard the bounties that Allah has granted them on Earth; Having considered the Report of the Secretary General on this subject, 1. Invites Member States to take strict measures against reprehensible practices on the part of certain food importers and industrialists and to grant urgency and priority to supporting scientific and medical research related to developing agricultural and animal produce so as to achieve food self sufficiency; 8. Urges the implementation of the Strategy for Developing Science and Technology in the Islamic States, and the revised version of the implementing m mechanisms in accordance with the resolutions of the First Islamic Conference of Ministers of Higher Education and Scientific Research Riyadh, October , 2. Expressing its concern for the deterioration of the world environment including increasing environmental pollution and the depletion of natural resources; Reaffirming the right of every individual to enjoy a healthy unpolluted environment; Referring to the Agreement on Climatic Change adopted in New York and the Kyoto Protocol adopted in Japan; Noting the importance of the negotiations which took place during the Sixth and Seventh Conferences of Parties to the Framework on Convention Climate Change, as well as their impact on Islamic States; 1. To that end, it is necessary to adopt the following measures which have been adopted by the G7 7 and China : a For industrial countries to restructure their tax systems to reflect levels of green house effect for all sources of gas emission, in addition to abolishing assistance to a number of energy sources, such as coal in industrial countries. Commissions ISESCO to continue to make the necessary contacts with the competent authorities in the Islamic Republic of Iran to determine the final date of the Second International Forum on the Environment from an Islamic Perspective , during to make the final arrangements for the forum 9.

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