6th Jerusalem conference to be held tomorrow in Qatar

[ 11/10/2008 - 01:40 PM ]

DOHA, (PIC)--

Under the auspices of Al-Quds international institution, the sixth conference of Jerusalem will kick off on Sunday in the Qatari capital Doha, in the presence of the institution's board members, members of the global network of the institutions working for Jerusalem and a number of notables.

Dr. Akram Al-Adlouni, the secretary-general of Al-Quds institution, told a press conference on Thursday that the institution is keen on launching practical initiatives aimed to support Jerusalem and adopt fundamental issues such as the reactivation of the Qatari initiative to build Al-Quds tower and endow its proceeds in favor of service project in Jerusalem.

Dr. Adlouni revealed that the institution intends to open a branch in Qatar to coordinate permanently with official and popular circles for the service of Jerusalem.

The head of Al-Quds institution also warned during the press conference of the Israeli allegations which say that 2010 would be a crunch year for finishing up the Judaization of Jerusalem and for implementing the scheme to divide the Aqsa Mosque so that the upper area would be for Muslims and the lower part would be for Jews.

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