José Manuel Albares
@jmalbares · World leaders & international officials
José Manuel Albares is Spain's minister of foreign affairs, European Union, and cooperation.
11 countries are joining Spain to end trade in products from Israeli settlements in occupied Palestinian territory. The settlements and settler violence in the West Bank hinder the two-state solution and lasting peace.
Translated from SpanishAt a crucial moment for the region, Spain is working for the stability of the Mediterranean by strengthening Euro-Arab dialogue and consolidating the Pact for the Mediterranean, strategic priorities for the EU and the Southern Neighbourhood. With Fadi Hajali, the new acting Secretary-General of the @UfMSecretariat.
Translated from SpanishStability in the Middle East requires a two-state solution, and protecting this solution from settlements and settler violence is a priority. We continue coordinating measures with our partners. On the sidelines of the informal foreign affairs meeting @Ireland2026eu.
Translated from SpanishNorway and Spain are joining our voices in defense of international law and peace in Ukraine and the Middle East. On the sidelines of the informal meeting of EU foreign ministers, I met with my counterpart @EspenBarthEide to review our good relations.
Translated from SpanishI strongly condemn the decision by the Government of Israel to move forward with settlements in occupied territory. Settlements are contrary to international law and peace. Israel must reverse its decision and move forward with implementing the two-state solution.
Translated from SpanishToday, on World Humanitarian Day, we pay tribute to humanitarian workers around the world, especially those from Spain. Our @CooperacionESP is present in Ukraine, Gaza, and Sudan. It is also there to help those affected by the earthquakes in Venezuela and Colombia.
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