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There is no sustainable peace without justice and fairness.

He said the gap between the rich and the poor was narrower in the past than it is today and that raises the issue of justice. He went on to say the current global order is not giving justice or fair distribution of wealth. "The problem is that we are not dealing with these resources in a smart way." "So we have tremendous human resources that we have to tap into," Kalin said. Kalin said Muslims have "enormous" natural resources and the youngest population in the world.Ĭompared to Europe and the U.S., the Muslim world is much younger, he added. He added that the Muslim world is not as poor as many people think. "Muslim countries need political leadership. Kalin went on to say there is a lot that can be done under the OIC umbrella. "We really have to address our own issues," he added.

The presidential aide said there are plans and schemes to divide Muslim countries, however, blaming others for Muslims' own problems is very easy to do. "Why? Because we lack the unity we need." Kalin said most of the Muslim countries are becoming a playground for political proxy wars. The center is part of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC).

This must be a hard lesson for all of us," Ibrahim Kalin said, speaking at a seminar held at The Statistical, Economic and Social Research and Training Centre for Islamic Countries (SESRIC). "Sixty percent of conflicts in the world today are happening in Muslim countries. The Turkish presidential spokesman said Friday that 60 percent of conflicts globally are occurring in Muslim nations.