Indonesia FM meets Palestine envoy; pledges Gaza support ahead of BOP meeting


Indonesian Foreign Minister Sugiono.

JAKARTA (Bernama): Indonesia has pledged its readiness to contribute further to peace efforts in Gaza, Palestine, including the possible deployment of peacekeeping forces, ahead of an inaugural meeting of the Board of Peace (BoP) in Washington, United States, this week.

According to the Indonesian Foreign Ministry, the commitment was conveyed by Foreign Minister Sugiono during a bilateral meeting with the Permanent Representative of Palestine to the United Nations (UN), Riyad Mansour, at the Palestine Mission Office in New York, on Monday.

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