The two sides signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed by Chairman Salam Wolrd, Ustadz Abdul Vakhid Niyazov and Chairman of the NU PB, Kyai H. Said Agil Siraj at Greetings World headquarters are located at the edge of the Bosporus strait, Istanbul, Turkey.
The sunny city of Istanbul air bodes well for NU and Greetings World. Both forge mutually beneficial cooperation for the development of culture and Islamic economics, said by Muhammad, an official World Greetings BETWEEN directly from Turkey to London, on Sunday.
He said Duhur begins with congregational prayers and talks about the ins and outs of the World Salam, both signed in the presence of international and local journalists.
Niyazov who came from Russia's expressed joy and gratitude for the cooperation penadatanganan. All this provides a more stable weight for the planned World Salam launched mid this year.
Our move more upright with the merger of NU in mutually beneficial cooperation," he said.
Meanwhile, KH. Agil Siraj newly arrived in Istanbul early morning and revealed between NU Greetings World can go hand in hand because it has a purpose and the same base.
Nahdlatul Ulama (NU) can deploy big ideas to the whole world through websites World Hail, Hail whereas NU World could bring it into the millions of users. The attitude of tolerance, living in harmony and justice into our foundation," said Mr. Kyai.
On that occasion, KH. Said Agil Siraj said that after going through deepening the substance of the concept of the MoU and also make modifications as needed, then the Chairman of the NU PB expressed willingness to be members of the Executive Board Greetings World
is based in Turkey. One of his tasks is to provide input for the policy direction of the company.
Greetings World is a social networking site based on Islamic and halal halal berkonten first in the world were expected to, be an alternative for Internet users who feel insecure with content that is too free. Among those who have joined in salam World
is chairman of Muhammadiyah, Professor. Dr. Din Syamsuddin and former Prime Minister of Malaysia, Mahathir Mohamad.(ZG )
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