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Argentine Foreign Minister Pablo Quirno said on the 4th that Ibero-American countries support Argentina's sovereignty over the Malvinas Islands. He called on the British government to resume negotiations to resolve the sovereignty dispute peacefully. Quirno is attending a meeting of foreign ministers in the framework of the 30th Ibero-American Summit in Madrid, Spain. In a social media post on the 4th, he said that the foreign ministers meeting unanimously passed a special statement on the Malay issue supporting Argentina's sovereignty over the island of Malaysia. Quirno said that the statement reflects the international community's support for Argentina in the Malay sovereignty dispute, and the Argentine government will work to resolve the sovereignty dispute through peaceful diplomatic means. At the same time, he called on the British government to resume negotiations.
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Argentine Foreign Minister Pablo Quirno said on the 4th that Ibero-American countries support Argentina's sovereignty over the Malvinas Islands. He called on the British government to resume negotiations to resolve the sovereignty dispute peacefully. Quirno is attending a meeting of foreign ministers in the framework of the 30th Ibero-American Summit in Madrid, Spain. In a social media post on the 4th, he said that the foreign ministers meeting unanimously passed a special statement on the Malay issue supporting Argentina's sovereignty over the island of Malaysia. Quirno said that the statement reflects the international community's support for Argentina in the Malay sovereignty dispute, and the Argentine government will work to resolve the sovereignty dispute through peaceful diplomatic means. At the same time, he called on the British government to resume negotiations.
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