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OIC/COMCEC/36-20/REP

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93-

Acknowledges

the need to assess loss and damage in the tourism sector

after the post-COVID pandemic and make a recovery plan according to the nature of

COVID impact.

94-

Takes note with appreciation

of the convening of the COMCEC Tourism

Working Group COVID-19 Consultative Meeting on July 9th, 2020, in a virtual-only

format, with the theme of “The Impacts of COVID-19 on Tourism in the OIC Member

Countries and The Way Forward”.

95-

Expresses its appreciation

to Turkey for hosting

the 8th Meeting of the

OIC/COMCEC Private Sector Tourism Forum held virtually on November 11

th

, 2020

with the theme of "Al Quds as a Special Destination ".

96-

Commends

the efforts of Cameroon, Uganda, and Turkey for the following

projects to be implemented in 2021 under the seventh project call within the framework

of the COMCEC Project Funding:

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The Project titled “Capacity Building of Destination Management

Organizations (DMO) Stakeholders” to be implemented by Cameroon in

partnership with Azerbaijan, Burkina Faso, Nigeria and Senegal,

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The Project titled “Community-Based Tourism through the Promotion of

Heritage Sites” to be implemented by Uganda in partnership with Gambia,

Malaysia, Mozambique, and Nigeria,

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The Project titled “Revitalizing Mevlana's Travel Route” to be implemented

by Turkey in partnership with Afghanistan and Iran.

97-

Invites

the Member Countries to encourage their relevant institutions, tourism

companies and tour operators etc. to further their efforts through, among others,

organizing promotion campaigns and additional tours to Quds al-Sharif for

supporting Palestinian residents of Al-Quds and to demonstrate solidarity with

them.

98-

Welcomes

the new Al-Quds Program initiated by the CCO in 2020 in order to

improve the tourism infrastructure with the ultimate aim of improving the image

of Al-Quds as a competitive and attractive tourism destination and preserving

Palestinian-Arab identity in the city and

takes note of

the two projects to be

finalized by the end of 2020 under the Al Quds Program;

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The Project titled “Analyzing the Tourism Infrastructure and Developing a

Tourism Destination Road Map for Al-Quds” implemented by CCO in

collaboration with the Ministry of National Economy of Palestine,

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The Project titled “Supporting the Institutional Capacity of Al-Quds Tourism

and Heritage Council” implemented by CCO in collaboration with the

Ministry of National Economy of Palestine.