The Dakar Declaration of the OIC: Will They Enter the Persian Peace Alliance?

The Persian Peace Alliance The countries herein stated, defined by their boundaries set in this millennium of two thousand and eight: Iran, Syria, Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Oman, United Arab Emirates, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Iraq, India, Nepal, Bangladesh, Kuwait, under the Presidencies, Prime Ministries, and/or Heads of States of the aforementioned countries to future be stated in this written document commence to adhere to the New Persian Alliance. The New Persian Alliance shall be defined as in written form a Treatise and in partnership an Alliance of Middle Eastern Nations. The common bond persistent within both the Treatise and Alliance constitute the maintenance of Peace, Stability, Order, Friendship, and Communication amongst our nations. In Political Multi-Polarity, Economic Prosperity, and Cultural Diversity and Unity our Nations shall strive to align amongst ourselves a bond, rendering the furtherance of development of the aforementionedNations. In times of Peace, we shall break bread together. In times of Turmoil, we shall counsel in all diplomatic, legal, and favorable terms for the good of the governance of the aforementioned Nations and peoples for which these Nations stand. To commenceforth, each Nation must hereby select a Counsel of members to represent continuity to the Alliance herein defined. The Counsel appointed by each Nation upholds the responsibility to delegate communications on the varying levels of the political, economic, and militaristic inclusions of the Alliance to thereby be addressed. Mutually and most specifically understood within this Treatise amongst and between each Nation is the Universality of the commonalities of both historical and present day political climates. Each Nation hereby agrees and accepts to align with the Middle Eastern Nations in what is herein defined as the New Persian Alliance for the said purpose of Political, Economic, Religious, and Militaristic Harmony.