Malta's Bold Diplomatic Move: Recognition of Statehood
Malta's Prime Minister Robert Abela has declared that the country will recognize Palestine as a state during the United Nations General Assembly in September. This follows similar commitments from the UK and France. Malta has long supported Palestinian causes and aligns with the two-state solution.
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In a bold diplomatic move, Malta is set to recognize the Palestinian state during the United Nations General Assembly in September, as announced by Prime Minister Robert Abela.
This decision aligns Malta with similar recognitions recently made by the UK and France, highlighting international momentum towards Palestinian state recognition.
Malta's longstanding support for Palestinian causes and advocacy for a two-state solution are becoming more prominent as political pressures within and outside the country increase.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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