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India supports UN membership for Palestine: MEA
India reaffirmed its support for Palestine's United Nations membership bid. New Delhi also reiterated its commitment to a two-state solution for peace. India's external affairs ministry secretary spoke at a donor group meeting. The nation continues its developmental and humanitarian assistance to Palestine. New projects focus on rehabilitation, health, education, and vocational training.
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
India supports UN membership for Palestine: MEA
India reaffirmed its support for Palestine's United Nations membership bid. New Delhi also reiterated its commitment to a two-state solution for peace. India's external affairs…
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thehindu.com
India supports UN membership for Palestine, says MEA
India endorses Palestine's UN membership and a two-state solution, reaffirming support during the Palestine Donor Group meeting.
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hindustantimes.com
India commits to more aid for Palestine, backs UN membership bid
India's commitment for aid and its backing for a membership in the United Nation reaffirms its stance on the two-state solution between Palestine and Israel. | India News
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timesofoman.com
India backs Palestine's UN membership bid: MEA
Reaffirming its traditional foreign policy stance, India has backed Palestine's bid for full United Nations membership and reiterated its commitment to a negotiated resolution to…
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India backs Palestine's UN bid, declares aid
India supports Palestine's United Nations membership bid and a two-state solution. Fresh humanitarian aid for Palestinians was announced by External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar.…
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timesofindia.indiatimes.com
Palestine welcomes India's renewed support for two-state solution and development projects
The Embassy of the State of Palestine welcomes the announcement by External Affairs Minister Dr. S.
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'India fully deserves permanent seat at UN Security Council': Palestinian envoy
Palestinian Ambassador to India Abdullah M Abu Shawesh said that any reform of the UN body must include major global powers such as India. | India News