France and several allied countries have formed an emergency international coalition to ensure the economic stability of the Palestinian Authority. This was reported by Zamin.uz.
This initiative was introduced to enable the national administration to effectively manage territories, provide essential services to the population, and ensure security, according to the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The new coalition includes countries such as Belgium, Denmark, France, Iceland, Ireland, Japan, Norway, Saudi Arabia, Slovenia, Spain, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom.
They believe that this organization will serve as a response to the unprecedented financial crisis faced by the Palestinian National Authority. Coalition representatives emphasized that short-term aid alone is insufficient and that systematic cooperation based on transparent and accountable mechanisms involving international financial institutions is necessary.
At the same time, foreign ministers of the countries demanded firmly that the Israeli government stop any actions that hinder the activities of the Palestinian National Authority, weaken it, or could lead to its complete collapse. They believe that ensuring Palestine's economic stability is important not only for Palestinians but also for Israelis and for peace and security throughout the region.
Currently, the coalition member states have not disclosed the amount of financial aid to be provided to Palestine. Experts regard this initiative as an important step towards strengthening the financial system of the Palestinian administration and ensuring stability in the region.
