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  "BriefingWidth": "60%",
  "AddressWidth": "20%",
  "Institutions": [
    {

      "Key": "islamic-summit",
      "Name": "ISLAMIC SUMMIT ",
      "Briefing": "The Islamic Summit includes Kings, Heads of State and the Governments of Member States, and is the OIC's supreme authority. It convenes once every three years to deliberate, take policy decisions, provide guidance on issues pertaining to the realization of objectives and consider other issues of concern to Member States and the Ummah.",
      "Address": ""
    },
   {
    "Key":"CFM",
    "Name" : "COUNCIL OF FOREIGN MINISTERS (CFM)",
     "Briefing":"The Council of Foreign Ministers meets once a year and considers the means for the implementation of the OIC's general policy by adopting decisions and resolutions on matters of common interest in the implementation of the OIC's objectives and general policy, and reviewing progress in the implementation of decisions and resolutions adopted at previous Islamic Summits and Councils of Foreign Ministers. The CFM considers and approves the programme"
   },
     {
    "Key":"oic-gs",
    "Name" : "GENERAL SECRETARIAT",
      "Briefing": "The General Secretariat is the OIC's executive organ and is entrusted with implementing the decisions of the OIC decision- making bodies. It is led by the Secretary General. The General Secretariat is composed of several departments that enhance the day-to-day operations of the OIC including: a) Palestine and Al-Quds Affairs; b) Department of Political Affairs and Muslim Minorities; c) Department of Economic Affairs; d) Department of Science and Technology (including Environment, Health and Higher Education; e) International Cooperation and Humanitarian Affairs Department (ICHAD); f) Department of Administration and Finance; g) Directorate of Culture and Social and Family Affairs Department; h) Department of Legal Affairs; i) Department of Public Information and Communications; j)Department of Information Technology; k) Department of Conference; l) Department of Protocol and Public Relations"
     
   }



  ]
}