French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot says several European countries will recognize Palestine at the UN conference in New York, co-chaired by France and Saudi Arabia.
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Jean-Noël Barrot has announced that several European countries will confirm their intention to recognize Palestine at the UN conference on the two-state solution. France will become the first G7 country to recognize Palestine and the conference will also address the condemnation of the Hamas movement. Barrot also stresses the need for a political perspective to achieve a lasting truce. The conference was postponed because of the conflict in Iran, but will be held in New York, with the aim of presenting a common vision for the reconstruction and governance of the Gaza Strip.
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Ministrul francez de Externe susține că țări europene urmează să recunoască Palestina la Conferinţa ONU de la New York
Franța anunță că mai multe țări europene se vor angaja să recunoască Palestina la Conferinţa ONU privind soluţia cu două state
Ţări europene urmează să se angajeze să recunoască Palestina la Conferinţa ONU privind soluţia cu două state, coprezidată de Franţa şi Arabia Saudită, luni şi marţi, la New York, anunţă ministrul francez de Externe Jean-Noël Barrot
Ţări europene urmează să se angajeze să recunoască Palestina la Conferinţa ONU privind soluţia cu două state, coprezidată de Franţa şi Arabia Saudită, luni şi marţi, la New York, anunţă ministrul francez de Externe Jean-Noël Barrot
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