Namibia concerned by Israel’s plans in Gaza

August 14, 2025

*Minister of International Relations and Trade* (Photo: contributed)

The Ministry of International Relations and Trade has expressed the government’s concern over Israel’s plan to take control of Gaza City, warning that the move could worsen the ongoing humanitarian crisis. The government reaffirmed its solidarity with the Palestinian people and called for all nations to respect international obligations and UN resolutions.

Executive Director of the Ministry, Penda Naanda, emphasised the importance of dialogue and diplomatic engagement in resolving conflicts and urged the international community to take urgent action to protect civilians and uphold human rights.

Namibia, drawing from its history of overcoming occupation and apartheid, reiterated its commitment to supporting peace efforts and initiatives that promote justice and dignity for all parties involved.

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