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YnetnewsPolitics

Herzog's Baku Speech Sees Walkouts by Iranian, Turkish, Pakistani, Kuwaiti, PA Delegates

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President Isaac Herzog's speech at the CICA Conference in Baku, Azerbaijan, led to walkouts by delegates from Iran, Turkey, Pakistan, Kuwait, and the Palestinian Authority. Representatives from Qatar, Bahrain, the UAE, and Central Asian nations remained in the hall during his address. The visit is part of a day-and-a-half trip to Azerbaijan for the international summit.

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  • Representatives from Iran, Turkey, Pakistan, Kuwait, and the Palestinian Authority walked out during President Herzog's speech.
  • The walkouts occurred during the CICA Conference, an international summit for cooperation in Baku, Azerbaijan.
  • The Emir of Qatar and delegates from Bahrain, UAE, and Central Asian countries remained in the hall.
  • President Herzog is on a day-and-a-half visit to Azerbaijan for the summit.
Herzog's Baku Speech Sees Walkouts by Iranian, Turkish, Pakistani, Kuwaiti, PA Delegates
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