Subordination of OIC from Saudi Arabia Policies against Iran in Yemeni Crisis

The Organization of Islamic Cooperation is the second largest intergovernmental organization after United Nation in terms of membership and is mantle of collective voice of the Muslim world. The OIS is supposed to safeguard and protect the interests of the Muslim world in the spirit of promoting international peace and harmony. This article mainly focuses on the role of OIC in ongoing conflict in Yemen. Nowadays, the Houthis play an outstanding role in the Yemeni political and regional equations. Since the start of Saudi-led airstrikes, Muslim countries have been asking OIC to intervene as mediator for bringing peace and normalcy in Yemen. It is a historic opportunity for OIC for de-stigmatizing itself of being a moribund organization. The article examines the heavy shadow of Saudi Arabia`s intentions on the positions of the Organization of Security Cooperation to counter Iran's influence in Yemen (2015-2019) How can we assess the policies and the positions of OIC on this very important case? If is the OIC manipulated or affected by the policies of Saudi Arabia? The context analysis is opted as methodology and due to its up-to-date and rich documented literature; it enjoys a distinct label in comparison of previous and old works.