Amir Abdollahian’s meetings continued in Geneva/consultation with the UN Human Rights Commissioner

According to the international group Tasnim news agency, Hossein Amir Abdullahian expressed his satisfaction with the meeting with Volker. Turk thanked the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights for his constructive efforts regarding Palestine and his dedication to joint consultations.

Amir Abdullahian pointed out that the systematic violation of human rights in Gaza has become the tragedy of the century. He called for serious and effective action to stop this tragedy.

The Minister of Foreign Affairs of our country described the dual approach of some countries in the issue of human rights as unconstructive.

He paid attention to the humanitarian crisis and the existence of 600 He described the thousands of people in the war-torn areas of northern Gaza as an urgent issue. He also considered the situation in Rafah to be on the verge of becoming a new humanitarian disaster and warned about repeating the disastrous conditions in northern Gaza in Rafah. /p>

Amir Abdullahian said that it is necessary for the United Nations to seriously warn the Zionist regime and the United States in this regard. He recognized the framework of the responsibility of the UN Human Rights Council and said that the UN should not be allowed to be discredited as a result of the situation in Gaza. Volker Turk while expressing his satisfaction with this meeting and the opportunity provided for joint consultations, about what happened in Gaza as well as the West Bank is ongoing, he expressed regret and concern. While explaining the efforts of himself and the United Nations regarding Palestine and the situation in Gaza, he expressed dissatisfaction with the results despite the efforts made and said He will continue efforts to reduce the crisis in Gaza and the West Bank and create peace in the region.

He pointed out that the Palestinian crisis does not have a military solution, and emphasized the need to find a political solution for this crisis.

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