December 3, 20
THE PRESIDENT: It's been my honor and the honor of key members of my administration to wele Minister Abu Daqqa here. She's the Minister of Youth for the Palestinians. I also want to wele friends，英文翻譯, business leaders, munity activists who are mitted to a public-private partnership to help the Palestinian government provide hope，翻譯, particularly for the young -- she's the Minister of Youth.
And so Walter Isaacson and the other leaders here have outlined a strategy to us as to how we can make sure our USAID money and our OPIC money can be leveraged with private participation to help the Palestinians develop a civil society that is a key part of making sure that the vision of two states living side by side in peace bees a reality，翻譯公司.
And so Madam Minister，台北翻譯社, you're seeing the best of America. You're seeing private citizens who care deeply about peace e together with a government that is dedicated to a two-state solution to develop a strategy to help you succeed.
And one of the things that interests me a lot is the fact that we are going to help the Palestinians develop youth centers, places where young Palestinians can e and learn new technical skills, or language skills, or have mentoring programs -- all aimed at saying there is a hopeful future; a future where you don't have to adhere to violence; a future where radicalism is not in your sights; a future where peace is possible.
And so we're proud you're here in America. We want to thank you for your mitment to living side by side with Israel in peace. You have a friend here in the United States to help you achieve this objective，法文翻譯.
And I want to thank my fellow citizens for being so spirited, but you're willing to take time out of your busy lives to help this young democracy get up on its feet and eventually lead to peace that we all are so hopeful for.
Thank you very much.
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