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RABAT2025-03-16
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Spain's Unwavering Commitment to Middle East Peace
Spain is determined not to remain passive in the face of the escalating crisis in the Middle East. To do so, as some might suggest, would not only be morally and politically unacceptable but would also challenge the very essence of the European project and the principles of international law and humanitarian standards.
The Spanish government has made it clear: it will not stand idly by. Officials have reiterated their commitment to raising their voices in defense of peace, firmly opposing any efforts to impose a new order through force.
As tensions continue to mount in the region, Spain emphasizes the importance of dialogue and cooperation to foster stability. The government remains dedicated to upholding international humanitarian law and protecting civilian lives, urging all parties involved to prioritize peaceful resolutions over conflict.
In this critical moment, Spain seeks to play an active role in advocating for humanitarian principles and contributing positively to peace efforts in the Middle East.
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