France, along with 14 countries, calls for recognition of Palestinian statehood and invites other nations to join the call
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At the end of a UN ministerial conference, France, Canada, Australia and 12 other countries launched a collective call for the recognition of a Palestinian state. French minister Jean-Noël Barrot underlined his desire to encourage countries that have not yet recognized Palestine to take that step. The signatories include countries that have not recognized Palestine but express a positive will to do so. The call comes against a backdrop of heightened tensions in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, with France announcing it will formally recognize Palestine in September.
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Cincisprezece state occidentale îndeamnă celelalte ţări ale lumii să-şi anunţe intenţia de a recunoaşte Palestina
Franța a atras alte 14 state la nivel mondial în lupta de recunoaște Palestina
Franța conduce o coaliție de state care lansează un „apel colectiv” de recunoaștere a statului Palestina: „Îi invităm pe cei care nu au făcut-o încă să ni se alăture”
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