The recognition of Palestine is a turning point

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Andreas Garder, stating that there are very important and strong relations between Turkey and Norway, said: the relations between the two countries are carried out with good negotiations on many issues.

Garder said about the situation in Gaza: We see the current situation as very difficult and catastrophic.

He pointed to the statement of Norway’s Foreign Minister Spenbart Ide after the decision to recognize Palestine as a country and said: “This is a turning point for Norway, which recognizes the state of Palestine.” be recognized at the same time as Ireland and Spain.

This diplomat pointed out that Norway was the architect of the process leading to the Oslo agreement in 1993, and said: We have long thought that the recognition of the Palestinian state should be the result of the political process.

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He stated: The decision to recognize Palestine as a country was by no means a simple decision, it was a decision that we struggled with for a long time. We hope that many countries will join this movement.

Garder added: We are trying to create more momentum in this issue because we think that it is ultimately a necessary prerequisite for peaceful development and the realization of a two-state solution in the region. . Therefore, recognizing the state of Palestine in this context was a natural thing for us.