Palestine and Chile have signed three cooperation agreements in agriculture, customs, and diplomacy in Santiago. Discussions focused on enhancing bilateral relations and preparing for an upcoming peace conference in New York. Both nations expressed commitment to stronger ties, with a proposal to establish an embassy in Palestine as a sign of advanced relations.
Palestine and Chile have formalized their bilateral cooperation by signing three agreements and memoranda of understanding (MoUs) focusing on agricultural, customs, and diplomatic cooperation. This event occurred in Santiago, Chile, following discussions between Palestinian Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Varsen Aghabekian Shahin, and Chilean Minister of Foreign Affairs, Alberto van Klaveren.
During their meeting, both ministers explored methods to enhance their diplomatic relationship, emphasizing the importance of political dialogue. They also highlighted the need for collaborative efforts to ensure the success of an international peace conference scheduled in New York next June.
Minister van Klaveren expressed Chile’s commitment to strengthening trade, economic, and political relations across all levels. Additionally, Shahin advocated for elevating Chile’s representation in Palestine by establishing an embassy, reflecting the robust nature of their growing bilateral ties and Chile’s acknowledgment of the State of Palestine.
The recent signing of three agreements between Palestine and Chile, focusing on agriculture, customs, and diplomacy, marks a significant step in enhancing their bilateral relations. Both countries are committed to increasing political dialogue and collaborating for a successful international peace conference, which illustrates their intention to strengthen cooperation at multiple levels. The prospective embassy establishment further signifies this deepening relationship.
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