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Ople said some members of the 57-nation OIC, which included Iran, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia and Senegal, also backed the countrys application to the OIC on May 28. Ople formally submitted the application of the Philippines for observer status to OIC Secretary General Dr. Abdelouahed Belkeziz.
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Ople said some members of the 57-nation OIC, which included Iran, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia and Senegal, also backed the countrys application to the OIC on May 28. Ople formally submitted the application of the Philippines for observer status to OIC Secretary General Dr. Abdelouahed Belkeziz.
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