Today, Thursday, Prime Minister Muhammad Shtayyeh discussed with the Norwegian Foreign Minister, Ankin Huitfeldt, the arrangements for the donor meeting scheduled to be held next week in New York, in her capacity as chair of the meeting, in addition to the latest developments in the situation in Palestine.

During his meeting with Huitfeldt in his office in Ramallah, the Prime Minister called on donor countries to pressure Israel to adhere to the signed agreements and fulfill its pledges made during previous meetings, and to stop all unilateral measures and allow elections to be held in all Palestinian territories, including Jerusalem, in addition to stopping all unfair deductions from... Clearing funds.

Shtayyeh praised Norway's steadfast and continuous support for Palestine, calling on it to recognize the State of Palestine as a sponsor of peace and the Oslo Accords, in order to protect the two-state solution in light of all the destructive Israeli measures to it.

The meeting was attended by the Norwegian envoy to the Middle East peace process, Hilda Haraldstad, the Norwegian representative to Palestine, Toren Veste, and the Undersecretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Amal Jado.