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France, Indonesia call for progress on Israeli-Palestinian 'mutual recognition': Statement

France, Indonesia call for progress on Israeli-Palestinian 'mutual recognition': Statement

LBCI28-05-2025

France and Indonesia on Wednesday called for progress on "mutual recognition" between Israel and the Palestinians at an international conference meant to resurrect the idea of a two-state solution next month as French President Emmanuel Macron visited Jakarta.
"The conference should... restore a political prospect of a peaceful settlement of this conflict, which should allow for an irreversible path towards the realization of a Palestinian State, (and) mutual recognition between Israel and Palestine," the nations said in a joint statement. France will co-chair the conference.
AFP

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