Arab Foreign Ministers Discuss Gaza Ceasefire, 2-State Solution with French Counterpart

On the afternoon of Friday 23 May, French diplomatic chief Jean-Noël Barrot received his counterparts from Saudi Arabia, Jordan and Egypt. The aim of the meeting is to prepare the conference on a solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict known as "two-states". Against the background, the question of France's recognition of the State of Palestine.

Arab foreign ministers discuss Gaza ceasefire, 2-state solution with French counterpart

Meeting in Paris reviews preparations for upcoming international conference on 2-state solution, scheduled for June 17-20 - Anadolu Ajansı

France and Saudi Arabia have argued for concrete "acts" putting in place a "plan" towards the two-State solution, Israeli and Palestinian.

Egyptian, Saudi, Jordanian, French FMs discuss efforts to end war on Gaza - Egypt Independent

The foreign ministers of Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Jordan on Friday 23/5/2025 held a meeting in Paris with the French foreign minister to review the latest developments in the Gaza Strip.

France’s decision to officially recognize the Palestinian State in June 2025 marks a turning point in international policy regarding the conflict in the Middle East. For Jonathan Meta, a journalist and lawyer, this fact not only deepens Israel’s diplomatic isolation, but also exposes the internal fissures of a government that, according to his words, “locks itself in its own logic and weakens national security.”