Mensage del Gobierno de la República Dominicana en el Día Internacional de Solidaridad con el Pueblo Palestino 2025.

 

GOBIERNO DE LA REPÚBLICA DOMINICANA



En el Día Internacional de Solidaridad con el Pueblo Palestino, República Dominicana reafirma su histórico apoyo a los derechos inalienables del pueblo palestino , así como su compromiso con la paz y la seguridad de todos los pueblos del Medio Oriente. La situación que impera en la región a más de 47 años de la decisión de conmemorar este día nos recuerda que la comunidad internacional sigue teniendo un compromiso pendiente con el pueblo palestino, que tiene aspiraciones legítimas de vivir en paz, seguridad y libertad. Nos motivan principios fundamentales : el respeto al derecho internacional, el multilateralismo como única vía legítima para resolver controversias, y la convicción de que la solución de dos Estados es la senda para asegurar que tanto Palestina como Israel puedan vivir en paz y seguridad dentro de fronteras reconocidas internacionalmente. República Dominicana permanece comprometida con el objetivo de una paz perdurable que coadyuve a encontrar soluciones a la grave crisis humanitaria que atraviesa el pueblo palestino, y continuará apoyando todos los esfuerzos de la comunidad internacional orientados hacia una solución pacífica y negociada.


19 de noviembre de 2025.

GOBIERNO DE LA REPÚBLICA DOMINICANA CON OCASIÓN DEL D ÍA INTERNACIONAL DE SOLIDARIDAD CON EL PUEBLO PALESTINO

Location: Dominican Republic

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