After France and Britain, the Canadian Prime Minister also said on Wednesday that Canada plans to recognize the Palestinian state in the United Nations.
Prior to Canada, France and Canada announced the recognition of Palestinian state at the United Nations General Assembly in September.
First, French President French President Emmanuel McCars announced that he would formally recognize the Palestinian state at the United Nations General Assembly in September.
The British Prime Minister’s career starrer said on Tuesday that if Israel does not agree to a ceasefire in Gaza, allows the United Nations to help and does not take other steps for sustainable peace, Britain will recognize the state of Palestinian in September.
Now, according to the Reuters News Agency, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney also announced on Wednesday that the fact is that the hunger of the people of Gaza means that ‘a Palestinian kingdom is likely to be in front of our eyes’.
Mark Carney told reporters, “Canada plans to recognize the Palestinian state during the 80th meeting of the United Nations General Assembly in September 2025.”
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Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said that the proposed recognition is partly based on frequent assurances given by the Palestinian Authority, which represents the Palestinian state in the United Nations that it is improving its rule system and is not ready to hold general elections in 2026.
Earlier, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has been responsible for the failure of the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, criticizing Israel.
However, Israel and its close aide United States have rejected Marks Carney’s statement.
On the other hand, Palestinian Authority Chairman Mahmood Abbas has welcomed the “historic” decision to recognize the Palestinian state of Canada.
According to the news agency AFP, Palestinian news agency Wafa reports that Mohammad Abbas said after talking to the Canadian Prime Minister that “We appreciate Canada’s historic stance on recognizing Palestine, which will promote peace, stability and security in the region.”
