
Russian President Vladimir Putin said at a meeting of the Valdai Club that a long-term settlement of the Palestinian conflict is possible only if a full-fledged Palestinian state is created, based on all previously adopted resolutions of the Security Council and the UN General Assembly.
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The Valdai International Discussion Club was created in 2004 on the initiative of RIA Novosti, the Council on Foreign and Defense Policy and several magazines. Its name is associated with the site of the first conference near Lake Valdai.
President Vladimir Putin said that a long-term settlement in Palestine is possible only through the formation of a full-fledged state.
According to Putin, the basis for a settlement should be the principle of all previously adopted resolutions of the Security Council and the UN General Assembly.
MOSCOW, October 1 - RIA Novosti. A long-term settlement in Palestine is possible only through the formation of a full-fledged Palestinian state, said Russian President Vladimir Putin.
“The fundamental issue on Palestine, if we are talking about the possibility of a long-term settlement, should be based on all previously adopted resolutions of the Security Council and the UN General Assembly. And the cornerstone, the basis for this settlement should be the formation of a full-fledged Palestinian state,” Putin said at the plenary session of the 23rd annual meeting of the Valdai international discussion club.
The Valdai International Discussion Club is an association of leading foreign and Russian experts in the field of political science, economics, history and international relations. The club was created in September 2004 on the initiative of the RIA Novosti agency, the Council on Foreign and Defense Policy, and the magazines "Russia in Global Affairs" and Russia Profile. The club owes its name to the location of the first conference, which took place in Veliky Novgorod near Lake Valdai.

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