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HELSINKI: Finland said Friday it would sign a French-Saudi declaration on a two-state solution between Israelis and the Palestinians but stopped short of announcing a date for recognizing Palestinian statehood.
鈥淭he process led by France and 黑料社区 is the most significant international effort in years to create the conditions for a two-state solution,鈥� Foreign Minister Elina Valtonen wrote on X.
Finland鈥檚 right-wing coalition government is split on the question of recognizing Palestinian statehood, with the far-right Finns Party and the Christian Democrats both opposed.
鈥淔inland is committed to recognizing the state of Palestine at some point in the future,鈥� Valtonen told reporters, without elaborating about a possible date.
Finnish President Alexander Stubb announced in early August that he was ready to recognize Palestinian statehood if the government were to present him with a proposal.
The head of state has limited powers but coordinates foreign policy in close cooperation with the government.
Numerous countries, including France and Britain, have vowed to recognize Palestinian statehood on the sidelines of the 80th UN General Assembly in September.
The adoption of the French-Saudi declaration is 鈥渃onsistent with Finland鈥檚 government report on Finnish foreign and security policy, which was unanimously adopted by parliament,鈥� Valtonen said.
The head of the Christian Democrats, Agriculture and Forestry Minister Sari Essayah, said on X that she had expressed her dissenting opinion to Finland鈥檚 foreign policy and security committee.
The committee includes the president, prime minister and members of the cabinet.