Malta will officially recognize Palestine in September

The state of Malta is located on the coast of the Mediterranean Sea and has made an important decision in international politics. This was reported by Zamin.uz.

On July 29, Prime Minister Robert Abela announced in his official statement that Malta intends to officially recognize the state of Palestine in September during the UN General Assembly. This was reported by Reuters.

This decision has sparked extensive discussions in the European political arena. Following a similar statement from UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer, France also announced a plan to recognize Palestine.

After that, Malta openly stated its position, emphasizing its commitment to supporting efforts for stable peace in the Middle East. According to Reuters, the Maltese government had previously been called to recognize Palestine under internal political pressure.

In July, the center-right opposition in the country demanded the government to make a swift decision. Throughout its history, Malta has defended the interests of Palestinians and has been a supporter of a two-state solution.

The plan to recognize Palestine was first announced in May, but the decision was postponed to September due to the rescheduling of the UN conference. Additionally, in May 2024, Ireland, Norway, and Spain also officially recognized Palestine as an independent state.

Malta's move is expected to bring about new changes on the international political stage. Political observers and experts are closely monitoring how this decision will affect the peace process in the Middle East and international relations.

With its influence and firm position, Malta is becoming an important participant that impacts the future of the region.