Joining CivilNet today for an exclusive interview is Varsen Aghabekian, the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates of the Palestinian National Authority. This conversation comes ahead of the UN General Assembly session which will discuss the New York Declaration, an outline of a roadmap toward a two-state solution. The meeting coincides with a growing number of countries including the UK, Portugal, Canada and Australia, announcing formal recognition of the Palestinian state. As the humanitarian situation in Gaza continues to deteriorate, the session is expected to highlight whether the international community can translate declarations into practical measures. In this interview, Aghabekian discusses the expectations for the meeting, the challenges on the ground and the broader implications for Palestine and the region,

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