Slovenia has taken a major step towards recognizing Palestine as a state. Foreign Minister Tanja Fajon announced that the government has started the process of formal recognition, which will be presented to parliament on June 13. This move is seen as a commitment to supporting peace in the Middle East and promoting diplomatic solutions to conflicts.
Fajon emphasized that recognizing Palestinian independence is an important decision that aligns with the principle of establishing two states to resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. By taking this step, Slovenia is joining other countries in supporting the recognition of Palestine as an independent state, sending a strong message about the importance of working towards lasting peace in the region.
The proposal for recognition is irreversible and highlights Slovenia’s commitment to creating two states as the basis for a peaceful settlement in the Middle East. Fajon’s announcement underscores Slovenia’s dedication to promoting peace and stability in the region through diplomatic means.
This move by Slovenia reflects its stance on the need for peace in the Middle East and finding a just and lasting solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. By recognizing Palestine as a state, Slovenia aims to contribute to a peaceful resolution of the conflict and support the establishment of two states.
