India’s Stance on Gaza Conflict and Palestine: Highlights from NAM Mid-Term Ministerial Meeting


Condemnation of terrorism and Call for Ceasefire


Minister of State for External Affairs kirti vardhan singh reiterated India’s strong condemnation of terrorism.


Emphasized the urgent need for an immediate ceasefire to end the ongoing devastation and civilian suffering in Gaza.


Called for uninterrupted supply of relief materials—food, fuel, medicines, and essentials—to Gaza.


Demanded the immediate release of all hostages.


India’s Historic and Balanced Position on Palestine


India reaffirmed its support for the inalienable rights of Palestinians to self-determination, independence, and sovereignty.


Highlighted India’s early recognition of palestine as an independent state.


Reiterated support for a peaceful two-state solution, envisioning israel and palestine coexisting within secure, recognized borders.


Humanitarian Assistance to Palestine


Since october 2023, india has provided approximately 135 metric tons of medicines and essential goods to Palestine.


India contributes US$5 million annually to the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA).


Ongoing projects valued at $40 million underscore India’s commitment to Palestine’s humanitarian needs.


Support for Peace Efforts in the Middle East


Kirti Vardhan Singh expressed optimism that hope for peace in the region has been revived after recent turmoil.


Attended the peace conference in Sharm el-Sheikh as the Prime Minister’s Special Envoy.


Welcomed the first phase of US President Donald Trump’s peace plan.


Appreciated the key roles played by NAM countries such as egypt and qatar in achieving the agreement.


Affirmed India’s commitment to fostering a peaceful and stable Middle east and working with NAM partners constructively.


Diplomatic Engagement with Mali


Met with Mali’s Foreign minister Abdoulaye Diop during the NAM meeting in Belgrade.


Discussed multifaceted bilateral relations, emphasizing India-Mali partnership.


Described the meeting as fruitful and productive.



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