AMMAN – On Tuesday, Minister of
Foreign Affairs and Expatriates, Ayman Safadi, praised Slovenia’s UNRWA
support, stating that “UNRWA is a lifeline for the Palestinian people,
especially during these dark times.”
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During a press conference with
his Slovenian counterpart, Tania Fajon, Safadi emphasized that every dollar
taken from UNRWA represents a piece of bread denied to a starving child,
Al-Mamlaka TV reported.
Safadi commended Slovenia’s
stance on the Israeli war on Gaza, “It is a position that stands for justice,
international law, and the rights of the Palestinian people to live freely and
with dignity. It recognizes their right to self-determination and calls for
comprehensive peace that allows Palestinians and Israelis to live side by side
in safety.”
“Your voice has been of great
importance both within the EU and in the Security Council, where Slovenia plays
a crucial role,” he added.
Meanwhile, Slovenian Foreign
Minister Tania Fajon stated, “We have signed a memorandum of understanding
(MoU) between Slovenia and Jordan regarding political cooperation between our
foreign ministries.” She emphasized that Jordan is an important partner for
Slovenia in the Middle East; the two have had diplomatic relations for 31
years.
Regarding the situation in the
Middle East, Fajon emphasized that her country has repeatedly called for an immediate
ceasefire and allowing the delivery of humanitarian aid. She stressed that
Slovenia will continue to support UNRWA.
Fajon also made it clear that
Slovenia has explicitly requested that Israel refrain from military operations
in Rafah.
She underscored the importance of
a two-state solution and the existing cooperation with Jordan in this context.
It is worth noting that the
President of the Republic of Slovenia posted on her personal X platform page,
stating, “In a conversation with the Jordanian Foreign Minister, I once again
called for an immediate cessation of hostilities in Gaza. We also discussed the
peace plan to end the war, in which Jordan is involved.”
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