Watan-The Palestinian Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that the Ambassador of Palestine, Mari Antoinette Seiden, has presented her credentials to Norwegian King Harald V, becoming the first-ever ambassador of Palestine to Norway.
This follows Norway’s historic recognition of Palestine as an independent state on May 28 of last year, with the decision coming into effect this month when the credentials were formally presented to the Norwegian King.
Today, we mark the establishment of diplomatic relations between #Norway and the State of #Palestine. Congratulations to the newly appointed Palestinian ambassador @marie_sedin on the presentation of her credentials to His Majesty King Harald. pic.twitter.com/FoeJs4CrxK
— Norway MFA (@NorwayMFA) April 24, 2025
The Ministry emphasized that this day is “historic for the Palestinian cause, in the context of Norway’s recognition of Palestine as an independent state.” It further highlighted that it carries a “message of solidarity and a clear acknowledgment of Palestinian rights amidst the genocide being perpetrated against our people by the Israeli occupation.”
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