Palestinian Foreign Minister Shaheen briefs Arab ambassadors on latest developments in Palestine
Ramallah, October 14 (Hibya) – Palestinian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates Varsen Aghabekian Shaheen met with ambassadors of Arab countries and heads of diplomatic missions in Tripoli, the capital of Libya, to discuss political developments in the occupied Palestinian territories and the latest situation on the ground.
Palestinian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates Varsen Aghabekian Shaheen briefed Arab ambassadors and heads of diplomatic missions stationed in Libya on the latest developments in the occupied Palestinian territories.
According to a statement from the Palestinian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, political developments in Palestine and the situation on the ground were reviewed during a meeting attended by numerous diplomatic representatives in the capital, Tripoli.
Shaheen drew attention to the humanitarian suffering of the Palestinian people, particularly in the Gaza Strip, and stressed that Israeli violations must cease immediately and completely. She called for intensified joint international and Arab efforts to ensure the urgent and uninterrupted delivery of humanitarian aid and medical supplies to those in need.
Shaheen expressed appreciation for the positions taken by Arab countries on regional and international platforms in support of the legitimate national rights of the Palestinian people, emphasizing the importance of this support.
The ambassadors and heads of diplomatic missions attending the meeting reaffirmed their countries' support for efforts to establish a just peace. Participants emphasized the importance of adhering to resolutions of international legitimacy, international law, and international humanitarian law to protect civilians and safeguard their legitimate rights.
The meeting also highlighted the need to strengthen political consultation mechanisms, support regional stability, and coordinate diplomatic efforts on humanitarian and political issues.
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