Slovenia becomes latest European country to recognise Palestinian state after parliamentary vote
- Slovenia's parliament approved formal recognition of Palestinian statehood with a majority vote on Tuesday.
- Slovenia becomes the latest European country to recognize Palestinian statehood.
- Lawmakers convened for a vote on the recognition of a Palestinian state in Slovenia.
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Slovenia parliament approves recognition of Palestine
The Slovenian parliament recognized Tuesday the sovereignty of Palestine, withstanding the government’s largest opposition party’s proposal for a referendum. The move follows the approval of a motion to recognize the Palestinian state by the government of Slovenia. The legislative body expressed optimism that this action would contribute to reducing the violence in Gaza. Minister of Foreign Affairs Tanja Fajon stated: Today is a historic day! Th…
Egypt welcomed the decision of the Slovenian government and parliament to officially recognize the State of Palestine. Ambassador Ahmed Abu Zeid, the official spokesman and director of the Public Diplomacy Department at the Egyptian Foreign Ministry, described in a post on his “X” page on Wednesday the decision as an important and appreciated step to support the legitimate rights of the Palestinian people to establish their independent state and…
A few days after Spain, Ireland and Norway, another European country, Slovenia, has recognized Palestine as a state. The decision was preceded by a dispute between government and opposition.
Slovenian parliament approves the second reading of the law on the recognition of an independent Palestine state, and returns it to the government with a request to organize a referendum.
Slovenia recognizes Palestine as an independent state - Khaama Press
Following several European countries that recently recognized Palestine as an independent state, the Slovenian Parliament overwhelmingly voted to recognize Palestine. On Tuesday, the Associated Press reported that Slovenian lawmakers voted 52 votes in favor (a clear majority and without opposition) to recognize Palestine as an independent country. Tanja Fajon, Slovenia’s Foreign Minister, addressed Palestinians after the approval of this resolut…
The government in Lubljana sees the recognition of Palestine as a sign of hope and peace and pleads for the two-state solution. more...
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