Final Statement of Two Governmental Summit and Agreement for Immediate End of Gaza War – Mehr News Agency | Iranian and world news

According to RCO News Agency, al -Miyaddin Network announced that a closing statement of the UN meeting on a peaceful solution Problem Palestine and the implementation of the two -state solution.

“We, the leaders and representatives of the United Nations, agreed to take collective measures to end the war in Gaza,” the statement said.

The statement also states: We have a fair, peaceful and sustainable solution to the Palestinian and Israeli conflict and based on the actual implementation of the solution. Doodle We agreed.

Participants added: Recent developments have once again shown that the continuation of this conflict has a terrible human price and will have dangerous consequences for the region.

The statement claimed that ending the conflict and implementing a two -state solution is the only way to fulfill the legitimate demands of the Palestinians and Israelis.

Participants at the meeting said: “We are committed to taking specific, scheduled and irreversible steps to a peaceful solution Problem We became Palestine.

Another part of the statement emphasized: Gaza is an integral part of the Palestinian state; A country that must be free of occupation, siege, geographical or forced migration.

The statement said: Governance, law enforcement and security in the Palestinian territories must be exclusively in the hands of the Palestinian Authority, and this process must be accompanied by appropriate international support.

Participants in the meeting emphasized: We support the implementation of the Gaza Reconstruction Plan provided by the Arab League and the Islamic Cooperation Organization.

The statement emphasized: After the ceasefire was set up, a Transition Management Committee under the supervision of the Palestinian Authority in Gaza should be formed.

The countries participating in the meeting announced their support for the dispatch of an interim international delegation to consolidate the situation at the invitation of the Palestinian Authority and under the supervision of the United Nations.

At the meeting, the attendees said: “We welcome the obligations of Mahmoud Abbas, the Palestinian Authority President in a letter dated June 6, to oppose violence and adhere to security.”

“We support the holding of free and fair parliamentary and presidential elections within a year in all Palestinian territories, including Eastern Quds,” the countries participated in the meeting.

“We call on Israeli leaders to formally announce their commitment to the two -state solution and stop all the activities of settlement, violence, accession and land seizure,” the statement said.

Participants also stated: We also commit to any unilateral or violent action that prevents the implementation of the solution Doodle Become; Let’s deal.

The countries at the meeting also emphasized: “We are firmly opposed to all the illegal activities of the settlement and call for practical measures in accordance with international law.”

Participants at the two -day meeting said: “We want to preserve the legal and historical status of the sacred places in the city of Quds and support the Jordanian government in these places.”

Participants in this statement Such Asked Israel and the Palestinians to support the between International And resume negotiations for the purpose of achieving peace and stability.

The statement emphasized that its exporters are providing a “peace day” based on the initiative of the peace of Arab and European countries, which aims to achieve tangible achievements for Palestinians and Israelis.

The meeting aims to advance the peace process and emphasize the need to implement a two -state solution.

Conference between International The so -called two -state strategy on Palestine, led by France and Saudi Arabia, officially began at the United Nations headquarters in New York on Monday and will continue for five days.

The conference will be held at the level of foreign ministers, and the second round will be held at the UN General Assembly in New York or in Paris in the last week of September.

The conference was scheduled to take place between June 1-8 (June 6-8), but was postponed due to the invasion of the occupation Zionists in Iran.