The new ambassador of Palestine in Spain, Fadi Elhusseini, has spread a welcome message in which he assumes “this responsibility with honor,” he declares, “and with the deep sense of duty to serve Palestine and strengthen a solid and mutually beneficial relationship between Palestine and Spain.”
Fadi Elhusseini states in his message that “the relationship is based on respect, trust, and shared values. Palestine and Spain are united by more than history, by our humanity, by justice, and by the defense of a just peace. I thank the Government of the people of Spain for its constant support and for its firm commitment to the legitimate rights of the Palestinian people. My mission is to build more bridges, open new paths of cooperation, take our relationship to an even more fruitful level, bringing this friendship towards an even stronger and more promising future.”
The ambassador of Palestine concludes his message by emphasizing that “the future belongs to us. Together we can make a difference. Together we can achieve much more for a better future for all. Long live Palestine and long live Spain!”
As we already reported in Diplomacy News, Diplomático, Fadi Elhusseini is a Palestinian political scientist and writer born in Gaza on October 21, 1975. He has held various positions in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Palestine. He has also served in Palestinian embassies and diplomatic missions in Turkey, Egypt, and Canada, and his last position was as ambassador of the State of Palestine in Hungary.
The new ambassador of Palestine is a member of the board of directors and an associate researcher (ESRC) of the Institute for Middle East Studies Canada, former senior researcher at the Centre on Governance of the University of Ottawa and a member of the advisory board of the New Arab Foundation. He is also a frequent columnist and media analyst on platforms such as Raseef22 and e-International Relations.
Elhusseini holds a bachelor’s degree in Economics and Political Science from the University of Cairo (Egypt), a master’s in International Trade from the ISUFI of the University of Lecce (Italy) and a doctorate in International Relations and History from the University of Sunderland (United Kingdom).
