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India Reaffirms Two‑State Solution Support During Palestine Visit

New Delhi urged safe, sustained humanitarian access to Gaza while highlighting development projects meant to keep health, education and institutional services running.

Overview

  • MEA Secretary Sripriya Ranganathan met Palestinian Foreign Minister Varsen Aghabekian Shahin on Tuesday to review the full spectrum of India‑Palestine relations.
  • India publicly restated its longstanding backing for a negotiated two‑state solution, describing the approach as the path to lasting peace and stability.
  • Ranganathan described the humanitarian situation in Gaza as grave and pressed for the safe, sustained and unhindered delivery of assistance to civilians.
  • The talks reviewed ongoing and planned India‑funded cooperation in health, education, scholarships and capacity building, and India handed over a consignment of medicines for Palestinian health services.
  • The visit is part of a wider trip to Egypt, Palestine and Lebanon and builds on earlier exchanges this year that underline India’s sustained diplomatic and development engagement with Palestinian authorities.