Global Council for Tolerance and Peace Applauds France's Move Toward Recognizing Palestine

The Global Council for Tolerance and Peace has expressed its approval of French President Emmanuel Macron's announcement regarding France's intention to officially recognize the State of Palestine. H.E. Ahmed bin Mohammed Aljarwan, President of the Council, hailed the decision as a courageous and necessary action towards fostering justice and peace in the Middle East. He emphasized that recognizing Palestine is crucial for achieving regional stability, which in turn would benefit global peace and security.

Aljarwan highlighted that the recognition of Palestine aligns with international law and resolutions, affirming it as a legitimate right of the Palestinian people. The Council's support for France's initiative is seen as a call to the international community to take concrete steps towards establishing a fair and enduring peace. The Council also urged other nations to support efforts that promote justice, coexistence, and sustainable peace, underlining that justice is fundamental to tolerance, development, and stability.

The Global Council for Tolerance and Peace, through its International Parliament for Tolerance and Peace, continues to advocate for solutions to global issues related to tolerance and peace. The Council's General Assembly, comprising distinguished members from various sectors, plays a pivotal role in addressing these challenges. France's move toward recognizing Palestine is viewed by the Council as a positive development that could inspire similar actions by other countries, contributing to a more peaceful and stable world.