After the signing of the “Algerian Declaration” by the Palestinian factions, Arab and international reactions are welcome and the countries hope that all the contents of the declaration will be implemented, including the presidential and legislative elections.
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The Palestinian-Palestinian reconciliation meeting in the capital Algiers on 12 October (AFP).
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Sana’a government welcomed the signing of the “Algerian Declaration” for Palestinian reconciliation by the Palestinian factions.
The foreign ministry of the Sana’a government believed that “Palestinian reconciliation has come at a delicate moment, as the Zionist enemy intensifies its provocations in the occupied territories, especially in Al-Quds Al-Sharif”, noting that “the Declaration of Algiers, sponsored by the Algerian president, helped to bring the views of the Palestinian factions closer together with the aim of uniting positions in the face of the enemy.
The Yemeni Foreign Ministry also appreciated the “efforts of Algeria to unify the Palestinian ranks”, stressing that “the Yemeni people are on the side of the Palestinian cause in the face of the Israeli enemy”.
Russia hopes all announcements will be implemented
For its part, Moscow expressed, in a statement by the Russian Foreign Ministry, its hope that all the contents of the declaration, including the presidential and legislative elections and the election of the Palestinian National Council, will be implemented on schedule.
The statement commends the efforts made by Algeria to reach agreement between the Palestinian factions with the aim of restoring national unity. Recalling Russia’s constant call for Palestinian unity, which, according to the statement, would help Palestinians defend their legitimate rights and create the appropriate conditions for constructive negotiations to reach a comprehensive and long-term solution to the conflict.
The statement also expressed Russia’s readiness to help strengthen Palestinian ranks to achieve this.
EU calls announcement “encouraging news”
For its part, the European Union on Friday defined the signing of the “Algerian Declaration” by the Palestinian factions as “encouraging”.
The European Union said in a statement: “Encouraging news on the results of Palestinian internal talks in Algeria and that Palestinian factions must now step up their efforts to achieve effective Palestinian political unity and agree on a timetable for holding elections. democratic nationalities, as they are essential to guarantee the democratic legitimacy of Palestinian representatives and political institutions. ”.
“The European Union is ready to support all efforts in this direction,” he added.
The Party of the National Liberation Front: the announcement of Algeria has come to face the conspiracies
The party of the National Liberation Front in Algeria appreciated the signing of the Palestinian factions of the document “Declaration of Algeria”, issued by the reunification conference, in order to achieve Palestinian national unity.
In a statement on Friday, the National Liberation Front called on the various Palestinian factions to adhere to the terms of the declaration, which it described as “important and historic”, and to work to enhance the Palestinian people’s struggle and its glorious sacrifices, and to not to compromise their unity and adhesion to their land and their holy places.
The party also considered that “the agreement that Algeria has embraced is historical par excellence, because it arrived in a sensitive Arab context, and in a global circumstance in which many actors on the international scene want to gradually eliminate the central question of nations. Arabs and Muslims. “
The party also indicated that this signature represents “a new victory for Algeria’s foreign policy and its return to the geopolitical arena under the leadership of the President of the Republic, Abdelmadjid Tebboune”.
This was signed on Thursday by 14 Palestinian factions.Statement from AlgeriaIn the Algerian state, which aims at Palestinian reunification and the achievement of national unity, with the participation of 70 ambassadors of the permanent members of the United Nations, the permanent representative of the United Nations in Algeria, in addition to the representative of the Africa Union.
Interestingly, the “Algerian Declaration” provides for the election of the members of the Palestinian National Council at home and abroad with a fully proportional representation system within one year of signing the declaration, the unification of Palestinian institutions and the activation of the mechanisms of the general secretaries of the factions to follow up the end of the division, as well as consecrate the principle of political partnership between the various Palestinian national forces and the need to take concrete steps to achieve reconciliation.
The declaration also provides for presidential and legislative elections to be held in the Gaza Strip and the occupied West Bank, including occupied Jerusalem, within one year of signing the declaration.
