Madrid Conference (1991)
An international peace conference held in the wake of the First Gulf War in Madrid, Spain, and co-sponsored by the United States and the Soviet Union. Israel opposed to the presence of PLO representatives, but the Jordanian delegation to the conference included Palestinian representatives liaising with PLO leadership in Tunis. It inaugurated both direct Israeli-Palestinian talks, later superseded by the Oslo Process, and multilateral Israeli-Arab negotiations.
Media Items
- Madrid Conference - Egyptian FM Moussa's Opening Speech - English (1991)
- Madrid Conference - Lebanese FM Bouez's Closing Speech - English (1991)
- Madrid Conference - Israeli PM Shamir's Closing Speech - English (1991)
- Madrid Conference - Dutch FM van den Broek's Opening Speech - English (1991)
- Madrid Conference - US President Bush's Opening Speech - English (1991)
- Madrid Conference - Egyptian FM Moussa's Closing Speech - English (1991)
- Madrid Conference - Syrian FM al-Sharaa's Opening Speech - English (1991)
- Madrid Conference - Dutch FM van den Broek's Closing Speech - English (1991)
- Madrid Conference - USSR President Gorbachev's Opening Speech - English (1991)
- Madrid Conference - Lebanese FM Bouez's Opening Speech - English (1991)
- Madrid Conference - Syrian FM al-Sharaa's Closing Speech - English (1991)
- Madrid Conference - Palestinian Delegation Head Abdul Shafi's Closing Speech - English (1991)
- Madrid Conference - Jordanian FM Abu Jaber's Closing Speech - English (1991)
- Madrid Conference - Jordanian FM Abu Jaber's Opening Speech - English (1991)
- Madrid Conference - USSR FM Pankin's Closing Speech - English (1991)
- Madrid Conference - Spanish PM Gonzalez's Opening Speech - English (1991)
- Madrid Conference - Palestinian Delegation Head Abdul Shafi's Opening Speech - English (1991)
- Madrid Conference - Israeli PM Shamir's Opening Speech - English (1991)
- Madrid Conference - US Secretary of State Baker's Closing Speech - English (1991)