Five European countries are going to recognize the independent state of Palestine

Afghan Voice Agency (Ava) - International Service: News sources announced that some European Union member states, including Ireland and Spain, are considering recognizing the state of Palestine on May 21.

 

It is said that contacts between Ireland, Spain, Slovenia and Malta regarding the recognition of the Palestinian state have increased.

 

The Irish Radio and Television Network reported that the spokesman of "Michael Marten", the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs and Defense of Ireland, said that these negotiations are currently ongoing.

 

According to this report, some European Union member states, including Ireland and Spain, will announce the recognition of Palestine on May 21.

 

It is clear that Ireland, Slovenia, Malta and Norway support the plan led by Spain to recognize the state of Palestine.

 

The State of Palestine is currently recognized by eight EU members, including Bulgaria, Poland, the Czech Republic, Romania, Slovakia, Hungary, Cyprus and Sweden.

 

"Joseph Burrell", the head of the European Union's foreign policy, predicts that some member states of this union will recognize Palestine.

 

According to ISNA, during a meeting hosted by Spain last November, the Arab countries and the European Union agreed that a two-state solution is the only way to end the conflict between Palestine and the Zionist regime.