The objective of the Alquds Committee is to follow-up the implementation of resolutions adopted by the Organization and by other international organizations that support or are in line with the OIC position; to liaise with other bodies, and to offer to Member States proposals it deems appropriate on implementation of resolutions, achieving their objectives, and on taking steps on developments that may arise within these terms of reference. To implement all the resolutions on the Arab-Israeli conflict in view of the fundamental connection between the Al-Quds question and the conflict.

This Committee followed the desire of the Organisation to give information and culture in the Islamic Ummah a fresh beginning so as to acquaint international public opinion with the noble causes of the Islamic Ummah, in particular with the question of Palestine and Al Quds Al Sharif. It is also intended to confront unfair campaigns against Islam and Muslims.

COMCEC (The Standing Committee for Economic and Commercial Cooperation of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation) has been working to enhance economic and commercial cooperation among the OIC Member States since 1984. The main objective of the COMCEC is to address the economic challenges of the Islamic Ummah and to contribute to the development efforts of the Member Countries. Furthermore, the COMCEC serves as a policy dialogue platform for producing and disseminating knowledge, sharing experience and best-practices, developing a common understanding, and approximating policies among the Member Countries. Accordingly, COMCEC draws up programs for joint action, and coordinates and follows-up activities for enhancing economic and commercial cooperation among the OIC Member Countries. The Committee is chaired by H.E. the President of the Republic of Türkiye.

The Committee follows up the resolutions adopted by the Islamic Summit Conference in the fields of science and technology. It also studies possible means of strengthening cooperation among the OIC Member States, as well as prepares programmes and proposals capable of improving Member States' capacities in these areas. This Committee is chaired by H.E. the President of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan.

The purpose of the Bank is to foster the economic development and social progress of Member States and Muslim Communities individually as well as collectively in accordance with the principles of the Shariah. The functions of the Bank are to provide equity participation and grant loans for productive projects and enterprises. It also gives financial assistance to member states in other forms for their economic and social development and to foster foreign trade among member countries. The IDB Group comprises five entities: IDB, IRTI, ICIEC, ICD and ITFC.

The Islamic Development Bank Institute (IsDBI) is the knowledge beacon for the IsDB Group, leading the exploration of innovative solutions for the economic challenges facing Member Countries and Muslim communities within the framework of Islamic economics and finance.

Established in 1981 as the Islamic Research and Training Institute (IRTI), the Institute was rebranded in 2021 as IsDB Institute to better align with the strategic priorities of the IsDB and enable the Institute to contribute tangible and sustainable value for enhancing the well-being of our Member Countries.

The purpose of ICIEC is to provide investment and export credit insurance for Islamic Countries. The ICIEC originated from the Agreement for the Promotion, Protection and Guarantee of Investment in among Member Countries of the Organisation of the Islamic Conference (OIC). This Agreement provided that the OIC, through the Islamic Development Bank, establish an Islamic Insurance Company operating with Shariah, providing insurance products for investments and export credits.

Established to support the economic development of its member countries through the provision of finance for private sector projects, promoting competition and entrepreneurship, providing advisory services to the governments and encouraging cross border investments. It encourages the establishment, expansion and modernization of the private sector through financing enterprises or projects and provides advisory services to governments and private sector entities on policies related to more efficient operations of the sector as well as those related to development of capital markets and to the best business practices.

The International Islamic Trade Finance Corporation (ITFC) is an autonomous entity within the Islamic Development Bank Group created with the purpose of advancing trade to improve the economic condition and livelihood of people across the Islamic world. ITFC has consolidated all the trade finance businesses that used to be handled by various windows within the IDB Group. It commenced operations in Muharram 1429H (January 2008G). The consolidation of the IDB Group’s trade finance activities under a single umbrella increased the Corporation’s efficiency in service delivery by enabling rapid response to customer needs in a market-driven business environment.

ISESCO is an international organization with as core mandate to strengthen and promote cooperation among the Member States in the fields of education, science culture and communication; consolidate understanding among peoples inside and outside Member State; contribute to world peace and security through various means; publicize the true image of Islam and Islamic culture; promote dialogue among civilizations, cultures and religions; encourage cultural interaction and foster cultural diversity in the Member States, while preserving cultural identity and intellectual integrity.

The main objectives of the IBU are to propagate the principles of the Islamic Da'wa, & teach the Arabic language and to get Muslims to know one another as well as to explain and fight for Islamic causes.

The objective of the UNA to develop close and better relations between member states in the Information field and to promote contacts and technical cooperation between the news agencies of member states as well as to work for better understanding of Islamic peoples and their political, economic and social problems.

The mandate of IOFS is to address agriculture, rural development and food security problems facing OIC Member States, particularly hunger, malnutrition, famine, poverty, growing populations, food shortages, desertification, deforestation, salinity and underutilization of existing potentials. IOFS seeks to create a collective platform to promote food security, encourage sustainable rural and agricultural development through the mobilization of available resources within OIC countries, exchange best practices and experiences, and promote investments and transfer of appropriate technologies.

The Islamic Chamber of Commerce and Development is an affiliated institution to the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) and is the sole representative of the private sector in 57 Member Islamic Countries. It aims at strengthening closer collaboration in the field of trade, commerce, information technology, insurance/reinsurance, shipping, banking, promotion of investment opportunities and joint ventures in the Member countries.

The objectives of the OICC is to preserve the identity and heritage of Islamic capitals and cities and to achieve and enhance sustainable development in member capitals and cities and establish and develop comprehensive urban norms, systems and plans that would serve the growth and prosperity of Islamic capitals and cities for the promotion of their cultural, environmental, urban, economic and social conditions.

The objective of the ISSF is to strengthen Islamic solidarity among youth in Member States and promote Islamic identity in the fields of sports and to inculcate the principles of non-discrimination as to religion, race or color, in conformity with the precepts of Islam

The objectives of the OISA is to coordinate and unify the efforts of the members in realizing cooperation among the maritime companies, in Member States, to maximize profit and to encourage members to set up joint maritime companies and shipping lines between Member States.

The Federation represents the Arab-Islamic Schools all over the world and seeks to support and assist them. The Federation also works for the dissemination of Islamic culture and the teaching of Arabic, the language of the Holy Quran, by extending support to the schools and cultural centers, and by training personnel and developing cooperation among the institutions endeavoring to spread Arabic language and Islamic culture all over the world as well as by creating sponsoring supervisory Arab-Islamic Schools.

The ICYF is aimed at coordination youth activities in the OIC countries. The Forum pursue its activities in five major fields: advocacy of youth interests, supporting sustainable development, promoting formal and non-formal education, strengthening moral values of young generation and engaging in the dialogue among cultures and civilizations.

The International Union of Muslim Scouts (IUMS) is an autonomous body having scouts bodies and associations representing Muslim Scouts all over the world. The Objective is to develop an education curriculum that should contribute to structure and build the spiritual dimension in the personalities of Young Muslims and to motivate and promote Islamic scouting on global basis.

The FCIC strives to be the premier platform for consultants and consulting firms from the Islamic countries to galvanize their efforts and channel their energies and creativity to help in the development of the Ummah. It aims to assist in the development of consultancy services in the Islamic Countries and to encourage the various disciplines in the profession to attain a high degree of proficiency and competence.

The IAS main objectives are to serve as a consultative organization of the Islamic Ummah in the field of science and technology (S&T); initiate science and technology programmes and formulate standards of scientific performance; promote research on major problems facing the Islamic countries, and to award prizes and honours for outstanding scientific achievements in science and technology.

The OIC-CERT is aimed at enhancing and promoting cooperation between the similar teams established in the OIC Member States. The objectives are to strengthen relationships between Computer Emergency Response Teams in the Member States and to promote exchange of Information as well as to prevent or minimize electronic (Cyber) terrorism and computer crimes.

SMIIC aims at realizing harmonized standards in the Member States whilst developing intra-OIC trade and aiding to take further part in international trade. It shall establish certification and accreditation schemes for the purpose of expediting exchange of materials, manufactured goods and products among Member States.

ATAIC aimed at facilitating the improvement of tax administration and promote Sharia Taxation with particular reference to Zakat within the Islamic Countries, in order to meet the challenges rapidly taking place in the world. It also provide a forum to discuss, deliberate, share experiences and facilitate the development and improvement of tax and/or zakat policies and administrations in all their aspects within Member Countries.

IBRAF is a Forum which endeavors to meet the need for increasing co-operation among Islamic Countries Broadcasting Regulatory Authorities against the backdrop of digitalization and convergence. Its objectives is to promote dialogue and cooperation between broadcasting regulatory authorities and to provide a forum for exchange of information, views.

A knowledge and investment house that clusters and serves the private sector pioneers and launches qualitative initiatives that support local and joint economy of Governments; it contributes in strengthening relations, exchanging experiences, establishing partnerships; also contributes in launching of infrastructure, reconstruction, housing projects, real estate investments for its members in the Organization of Islamic Cooperation States.