Slovenia urges parliament to recognize Palestinian state
Slovenia's government endorsed a motion to recognize a Palestinian state and requested parliamentary approval. Prime minister Robert Golob sent the proposal to parliament for consideration. The ruling liberal coalition in Slovenia, led by Golob, has a comfortable majority in the 90-member assembly, making the approval a formality. This decision aligns with recent recognitions by Spain, Norway, and Ireland, despite condemnation from Israel. Slovenia is poised to become the 10th EU member state to officially recognize Palestine.
Slovenia's government endorsed a motion to recognize a Palestinian state and requested parliamentary approval. Prime minister Robert Golob sent the proposal to parliament for consideration. The ruling liberal coalition in Slovenia, led by Golob, has a comfortable majority in the 90-member assembly, making the approval a formality. This decision aligns with recent recognitions by Spain, Norway, and Ireland, despite condemnation from Israel. Slovenia is poised to become the 10th EU member state to officially recognize Palestine. What's Your Reaction?
