Tunisia Urges End to Regional Wars in UN Address
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Addressing UN General Assembly, foreign minister also condemns Israeli actions in Syria and calls for broader approach to irregular migration
Tunisia urges end to regional wars in UN address
The UN has a responsibility to confront violence and conflict around the world, including in the Middle East and North Africa, Tunisia’s foreign minister told the UN General Assembly on Saturday. Mohamed Ali Nafti, Tunisia’s minister for foreign affairs, migration and Tunisians abroad, specifically called for an end to Israel’s violence and what he described as genocide against Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank. “The United Nations remains,…
United Nations, New York: The United Nations has a responsibility to confront violence and conflict around the world, including in the Middle East and North Africa, Tunisia's foreign minister said at the UN General Assembly on Saturday. Mohammed Ali Nafti, Tunisia's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Migration and Overseas Tunisians, particularly called for an end to Israeli violence and what he calls the genocide against Palestinians in Gaza and the …
Tunisian Foreign Minister Nafti stated at the UN that Israel's attempts to weaken UNRWA aim to liquidate the Palestinian cause. Nafti condemned the unilateral actions against Jerusalem and the attacks on Gaza, calling on the international community to fulfill its responsibility towards the Palestinian people.
New York: Tunisian Foreign Minister Mohamed Al-oil, Saturday, reiterated his country ' s rejection of unilateral Israeli measures aimed at changing the historical and legal reality of Jerusalem, describing any attempt to dismantle the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) as an attempt to extinguish the right of return and settle the Palestinian question. This was stated in a speech delivered…
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