Mahmud Abás
Mahmud Abás, also known as Abu Mazen, is the President of the Palestinian Authority and a prominent political leader. He was recently mentioned in the news for his decision to remove Qadura Fares from his position, amidst ongoing negotiations regarding the release of Palestinian prisoners.
Born on Nov 15, 1944 (81 years old)
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Uruguay:
Mahmud Abás was denied a visa by the United States and could not travel to New York.
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Dominican Republic:
Mahmud Abás, the Palestinian President, addressed the UN General Assembly with a pre-recorded message urging international action against Israel.
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Mexico:
Mahmud Abás warned at the UN about the threat Israel poses to the existence of the Palestinian people.
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Colombia:
Mahmud Abás will intervene via videoconference at the UN General Assembly.
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Honduras:
Mahmud Abás, the president of the Palestinian Authority, will participate in the UN General Assembly via videoconference.
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Honduras:
Mahmud Abás gave a virtual speech at the UN Assembly last year after being denied a visa.
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Colombia:
The United States denied the entry visa for the Palestinian president Mahmud Abás for the UN General Assembly.
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Panama:
Mahmud Abás is the President of the Palestinian Authority responsible for calling elections.
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Panama:
Mahmud Abás described the new Israeli measures as dangerous and an open attempt to legalize settlement expansion.
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Panama:
Abás demanded the full implementation of the peace plan and a central role for the Palestinian Authority in Gaza.
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