First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Ivica Dacic today received a group of ambassadors of Arab countries to Serbia.
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Concern over continuation of Israeli-Palestinian armed conflict
Belgrade,
20 November 2023
During the talks, great regret and concern were expressed over the continuation of the Israeli-Palestinian armed conflict, which claimed a huge number of human lives, including many children, and brought the residents of the Gaza Strip into a state of humanitarian disaster.
It was emphasised that the norms of international humanitarian law and the principles of humanity must be respected in war, in order to prevent victims and suffering of the civilian population.
The Republic of Serbia condemns all forms of terrorism and at the same time advocates the renewal of the peace process, within which the realisation of the legitimate aspirations of the Palestinian people must be guaranteed, in accordance with the applicable norms of international law and relevant UN resolutions, according to the statement of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
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