42 years ago today, August 29, 1983 (July 21, 1983 in the lunar calendar), an international conference on the question of Palestine was held. From August 29 to September 7, 1983, the international conference on the question of Palestine was held in Geneva. Representatives from 138 countries and the PLO and observers from Western European countries attended, but the United States refused to attend. The meeting adopted the Geneva Declaration on the Question of Palestine and the Programme of Action. The declaration pointed out that the key to resolving the Palestinian issue is for Israel to end its occupation of Arab territories and withdraw from the land occupied since 1967, including Jerusalem; the Palestinian people have the right to return to their homeland, achieve national self-determination, and establish an independent Palestinian state on Arab territories; the PLO represents the interests of the Palestinian people and has the right to participate in all efforts, consultations and meetings related to the Middle East; He also called for the convening of a Middle East peace conference to achieve a comprehensive, just and lasting solution to the Palestinian issue. The Plan of Action requires all countries to stop aid to Israel; Calls on the United Nations, international organizations, foundations and relevant agencies to provide humanitarian and economic assistance to the Palestinian people.