19.09.2025 23:00
French President Emmanuel Macron made a statement regarding his meeting with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas. In a post shared in English, Arabic, and Hebrew, Macron said, "I reiterated my intention to recognize the State of Palestine on Monday."
French President Emmanuel Macron announced that he met with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas and stated that they would recognize Palestine on Monday.
While Israel's attacks on Palestine continue, a critical step has come from France. French President Emmanuel Macron made a statement regarding his meeting with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas.
"WE WILL RECOGNIZE THE STATE OF PALESTINE ON MONDAY"
In a post in English, Arabic, and Hebrew, Macron stated, "Due to the extremely urgent situation in Gaza and in Palestinian territories in general, I reiterated my intention to recognize the State of Palestine to President Abbas on Monday in New York."
"A PART OF THE PEACE PLAN"
In the continuation of his statement, Macron said, "This recognition decision is part of a comprehensive peace plan aimed at meeting the security and peace expectations of both Israelis and Palestinians."
He also reiterated our demands towards the Palestinian Authority. In this context, President Abbas confirmed his determination to implement the necessary reforms to renew the Palestinian administration and ensure the stability of the future State of Palestine. France will continue to stand by the Palestinian authorities in this process.
We will ensure that these commitments are fulfilled to guarantee the security and stability of the entire region," he wrote.