Nass: The decision supports the strengthening of Palestine’s participation and its presence in the International Labor Organization meetings in a manner consistent with the outputs of the Bahrain Summit.
Nas: We went to the United Nations Palace in Geneva to confirm our full support to raise the situation of Palestine to a observer state.
Janahi: It is proud to participate in the deliberations and discussions of the decision as a member of the Board of Directors of the International Labor Organization.
Janahi: We adhered to our steadfast position and supported us to raise the membership of Palestine to a “observer state” in the International Labor Organization.
Samir bin Abdullah Nass, President of the Bahrain Chamber of Commerce and Industry, welcomed the decision of the International Labor Organization to raise the membership of the sisterly state of Palestine to an unreasonable observer during the work of the organization’s general conference in Geneva, considering this decision as an important achievement added to a series of international positions supporting the Palestinian right to obtain full membership in the United Nations, and in response to attempts to marginalize the Palestinian presence on the international scene.
He pointed out that the decision of the International Labor Organization to amend the status of Palestine and give it the status of an observer enhances its participation and presence in the meetings and deliberations of the UN organization, and establishes its position on the international scene in a manner consistent with the decisions of the Bahrain Summit and the extraordinary Palestine summit in Cairo, noting that the decision reflects the collective will of the international community in supporting the political and legal path adopted by Palestine to obtain its rights through the frameworks and international institutions.
Nass said that during his speech at the United Nations Palace within the work of the 113rd session of the International Labor Conference, he was keen to emphasize the full support for the adoption of the decision to amend the Palestine Center to a observer state in a way that enhances justice and equality within international frameworks, explaining that social justice can not be fully achieved except by ensuring that Palestinian workers are enabled to obtain their full rights, including the right to decent work and social protection, which are two basic pillars to build a global system It is based on fairness and respect for human rights.
For her part, Mrs. Sonia Janahi, a member of the Board of Directors of the Bahrain Chamber of Commerce and Industry and a member of the Board of Directors of the International Labor Organization, stressed that the organization’s decision to raise the status of the State of Palestine and grant it the status of a “non -member observer state” based on what was approved by the 352 session of the organization’s board One of the deliberations and discussions that culminated in this historical decision is praising the Arab and international consensus that prevailed to achieve this important step that reflects the clear support for the rights of the Palestinian people on the international scene.
She pointed out that the Bahrain Chamber is based in all its positions on the fixed directions of the Kingdom of Bahrain and supporting the rights of the brotherly Palestinian people to freedom, self -determination and establishing an independent state on the basis of the two -state solution in accordance with international legitimacy decisions and the Arab Peace Initiative, noting that the Kingdom of Bahrain has balanced and distinguished international relations based on cooperation and understanding with various countries and international organizations and also plays an effective role in international forums, To support peace and development issues, in addition to its steadfast support for the Palestinian issue in line with Arab peace initiatives and international legitimacy decisions.
