Jordan: Jordan welcomed the joint statement issued by foreign ministers from Andorra, Australia, Canada, Finland, France, Luxembourg, Malta, New Zealand, Portugal, and San Marino on recognizing an independent Palestinian state.
According to Kuwait News Agency, the recognition is set to be officially signed in September during the meeting of the UN General Assembly. This recognition effort was previously endorsed by Iceland, Ireland, Norway, Spain, and Slovenia.
In a statement, spokesperson for the Jordanian Foreign Ministry, Ambassador Sufian Qudah, highlighted that the international stance reflects the global aspiration to end the Israeli occupation of Palestine. The statement emphasized that this recognition provides substantial support for international efforts aimed at implementing the two-state solution, with East Jerusalem designated as the capital of Palestine.