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Leaders of France, Slovenia urge for independence of Palestine
(MENAFN) French President Emmanuel Macron and Slovenian President Natasa Pirc Musar on Tuesday expressed optimism that the current Gaza peace deal could pave the way toward establishing an independent Palestinian state, according to a statement from the Slovenian president’s office.
The two leaders emphasized their support for the implementation of the Gaza ceasefire, describing it as “the first step toward lasting peace and political stability, leading to an independent Palestinian state as well as security and prosperity for all nations in the region.”
They also called for the deployment of peacekeeping forces, improved humanitarian access, and stronger measures to ensure the safety of civilians in Gaza.
Slovenia formally recognized Palestine as a state in June 2024, followed by France in September 2025.
Macron’s remarks came during a two-day visit to Slovenia, where he also took part in the MED9 summit in Portoroz, a gathering of nine Mediterranean and Southern EU member states.
Following the summit, Macron met with Slovenian Prime Minister Robert Golob, with the two leaders signing an economic cooperation agreement.
The French president stressed the importance of enhancing Europe’s energy connectivity and boosting competitiveness, noting that stronger regional cooperation is essential for Europe’s long-term stability and growth.
The two leaders emphasized their support for the implementation of the Gaza ceasefire, describing it as “the first step toward lasting peace and political stability, leading to an independent Palestinian state as well as security and prosperity for all nations in the region.”
They also called for the deployment of peacekeeping forces, improved humanitarian access, and stronger measures to ensure the safety of civilians in Gaza.
Slovenia formally recognized Palestine as a state in June 2024, followed by France in September 2025.
Macron’s remarks came during a two-day visit to Slovenia, where he also took part in the MED9 summit in Portoroz, a gathering of nine Mediterranean and Southern EU member states.
Following the summit, Macron met with Slovenian Prime Minister Robert Golob, with the two leaders signing an economic cooperation agreement.
The French president stressed the importance of enhancing Europe’s energy connectivity and boosting competitiveness, noting that stronger regional cooperation is essential for Europe’s long-term stability and growth.
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