KUALA LUMPUR (Dispatches) -- An Iranian delegation led by the head of the Islamic Culture and Relations Organization (ICRO)’s International Qur’an and Propagation Center Mostafa Husseini Neyshabouri is on a visit to Malaysia to identify areas of cooperation in Qur’anic and religious fields. 
In a meeting with the president of the International Islamic University of Malaysia, Husseini Neyshabouri said cooperation should expand between the two countries in organizing Qur’anic research and identifying and removing problems and obstacles.  
He also stressed Iran’s readiness to activate Qur’anic diplomacy between the two Muslim countries that are influential powers in the Islamic world.
The cleric noted that the emergence of the Islamic civilization was possible thanks to the teachings of the Holy Qur’an and one can find no aspect of this civilization in which the Holy Book has not played a decisive role.
The Malaysian official, for his part, welcomed the Iranian delegation and underlined promotion of Qur’anic cooperation between Tehran and Kuala Lumpur.
He said categorizing Qur’anic studies is necessary in order to boosting cooperation in this field.
The two sides also discussed new methods and approaches to research in Islamic and Qur’anic fields.
The International Islamic University of Malaysia currently has more than 25,000 students from 100 countries.