Milan, 22 July (LaPresse) – “Together with the Saudi Foreign Minister, on 28 and 29 July I will chair a meeting of the Global Alliance for the Two-State Solution in Rome.” This was announced by Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani during a hearing on the outcomes of the NATO summit held in Ankara on 7–8 July before the joint Foreign Affairs and Defence Committees of the Chamber of Deputies and the Foreign Affairs and Defence Committee of the Senate. “We will give new impetus to the New York Declaration that we signed last year,” he added, “the meeting will include a significant focus on interfaith dialogue, an issue to which we are very sensitive and which is crucial for strengthening the prospects for peace.” “Together with the Saudi Foreign Minister, on 28 and 29 July I will chair a meeting in Rome of the Global Alliance for the Two-State Solution,” said the Foreign Minister. “We will give new impetus to the New York Declaration that we signed last year,” he added, “the meeting will have a strong focus on interfaith dialogue, an issue to which we are very sensitive and which is crucial for strengthening the prospects for peace.”
Middle East, Tajani: ‘A meeting on the two-state solution will be held in Rome on 28 and 29 July’
Milan, 22 July (LaPresse) – “Together with the Saudi Foreign Minister, on 28 and 29 July I will chair a meeting of the Global Alliance for the Two-State Solution in Rome.” This was announced by Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani during a hearing on the outcomes of the NATO summit held in Ankara on 7–8 July before the joint Foreign Affairs and Defence Committees of the Chamber of Deputies and the Foreign Affairs and Defence Committee of the Senate. “We will give new impetus to the New York Declaration that we signed last year,” he added, “the meeting will include a significant focus on interfaith dialogue, an issue to which we are very sensitive and which is crucial for strengthening the prospects for peace.” “Together with the Saudi Foreign Minister, on 28 and 29 July I will chair a meeting in Rome of the Global Alliance for the Two-State Solution,” said the Foreign Minister. “We will give new impetus to the New York Declaration that we signed last year,” he added, “the meeting will have a strong focus on interfaith dialogue, an issue to which we are very sensitive and which is crucial for strengthening the prospects for peace.”
