(25 Feb 2007)
1. Saudi Foreign Minister Saud Bin Faisal and Pakistan Prime Minister Shaukat Aziz greeting each other and shaking hands
2. Chandelier
3. Various of OIC delegates shaking hands with the Pakistani Prime Minister Shaukat Aziz
4. Delegates posing for group photo
5. Cutaway of cameramen
6. Group shot of foreign delegates
7. Close up of Pakistan Prime Minister Shaukat Aziz
8. Various of Saudi and Turkish Foreign Ministers
9. Group shot of Pakistani ministers
10. Wide of the meeting
11. Exterior of Prime Minister's building
STORYLINE
The foreign ministers of seven Islamic countries met in Islamabad Sunday to discuss Middle East issues under a new peace initiative in the region that includes the deployment of an Islamic peacekeeping force to Iraq, official sources said.
In the one-day meeting, the foreign ministers from Egypt, Indonesia, Jordan, Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Turkey are expected to formulate a set of recommendations.
These are likely to refer to the situation in Iraq, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and the tension between Iran and the US over Iran's nuclear ambitions, the sources said.
The meeting also acts as a precursor to a summit of leaders scheduled for next month in Saudi Arabia.
Sunday's meeting was held on the basis of a new initiative led by Pakistani President General Pervez Musharraf to reduce tensions and resolve the crisis in the Middle East.
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