Asif Luqman Qazi, Director of Jamaat-e-Islami’s Foreign Affairs Department, addressing the International Roundtable Conference in Lahore, announced plans to establish a Global Secretariat for Islamic Movements at the party’s headquarters. He described the initiative as a major step toward structured transnational coordination among Muslim organisations.
The plan was presented at the conference titled “Quest for a Just Global Order,” attended by more than 100 delegations from Asia, Africa, Europe and the Middle East, who endorsed Jamaat-e-Islami’s proposal for a unified platform focused on collective strategy, humanitarian advocacy and global justice.
Expected to be operational within three months, the Secretariat will serve as a shared platform for Islamic and faith-based organisations across multiple regions to develop joint policy frameworks, coordinate strategy and respond to humanitarian and political crises affecting Muslim communities worldwide.
Qazi said the initiative reflected a commitment by Islamic movements to work collectively and move beyond symbolic statements toward coordinated action, research, advocacy and crisis response.
