The President of Nigeria before the Arab Summit: The two-state solution has become mandatory and we must work to end the conflict
Bola Ahmed Tinubu, President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, said: In his speech before the extraordinary Arab and Islamic summit in Riyadh, today: “It is imperative that we work together to end the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and work forward on the two-state solution. This is inevitable and must be done with the utmost speed.”
The President of Nigeria added: “The Palestinian territories have suffered for decades and decades, and we must guarantee their full right to sovereignty.”
The President of Nigeria added: “Based on the value of justice and human dignity, we must – also as a moral duty – work collectively towards ending this conflict.”
The President of Nigeria continued: " This war must end, especially since the state of hostility in Gaza has continued for a long time and has claimed the lives of thousands of people. The state of security is non-existent, and it has claimed many, many lives.
The President of Nigeria said: “We must acknowledge and guarantee the right, bear responsibility, and affirm that the two-state solution has become a mandatory and obligatory matter, and we must defend Palestine’s full right to self-determination and to enjoy peace and security.” span>
The Extraordinary Arab-Islamic Summit
It is worth noting that President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, President of the Republic, arrived this morning, Monday, in the sisterly Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, to participate in the extraordinary Arab-Islamic summit held in Riyadh.
President Sisi delivered Egypt’s speech before the summit, which includes the constants of the Egyptian position and the intensive efforts made by Egypt to reach a ceasefire in Gaza and Lebanon, and prevent the region from being drawn into a wide-ranging regional conflict, as well as preserving the legitimate rights of the brotherly Palestinian people in Establishing its independent state on the 1967 lines with Jerusalem as its capital Eastern.
Riyadh Summit
The activities of the Arab Islamic Summit will begin in the Saudi capital, Riyadh, with the participation of a number of leaders and leaders of Arab and Islamic countries, to discuss ways to cease fire in Gaza and Lebanon and come up with a joint statement supporting a unified Arab and Islamic position in the face of the continuing repercussions of the Israeli escalation in the region.
The summit, which is being held in light of the tense conditions taking place in the region, aims to follow up on the results and recommendations of the previous summit, continue ceasefire efforts, and facilitate the delivery of urgent humanitarian aid, in addition to discussing the continued escalation of the Israeli aggression on the Palestinian territories and Lebanon.< /span>
The Arab Islamic Summit, or follow-up summit, comes as an extension of the summit hosted by Riyadh on November 11, 2023, which witnessed the presence of leaders of more than 50 Arab and Islamic countries.
