Arab League Summit Endorses Egyptian Plan for Gaza Reconstruction
The Arab League’s emergency summit in Cairo adopted an Egyptian plan for Gaza’s reconstruction, rejecting Palestinian displacement. Key leaders emphasized a new political and security framework for Gaza, with calls for international support to ensure stability and dignity for the Palestinian people.
The emergency summit of the Arab League convened in Cairo on Tuesday with a focus on the reconstruction of Gaza, adopting an Egyptian initiative. Leaders collectively endorsed a stance against the displacement of Palestinians following the ongoing Israeli conflict.
Secretary-General of the Arab League, Ahmed Aboul Gheit, announced in a joint press conference with Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammad Mustafa that the summit approved a phased Arab plan for Gaza’s reconstruction. This plan will also establish a new security and political framework aimed at preserving connections between the West Bank and Gaza.
United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres addressed the attending leaders, emphasizing that Gaza’s recovery requires not only physical resources but also dignity and stability. He stressed the importance of justice and accountability in sustainable reconstruction while advocating for efforts to prevent renewed conflict in the region.
The Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) welcomed the summit amidst ongoing Israeli aggression, interpreting it as a significant advancement in Arab and Islamic solidarity regarding the Palestinian struggle.
During the summit, Head of the Presidential Council, Mohammad al-Menfi, advocated for a unified Arab response against efforts to displace the Palestinian population from Gaza. He called for a concerted effort, supported by international friends, to advance toward a cessation of hostilities, secure humanitarian aid access, and prioritize Arab responsibility for Gaza’s reconstruction.
In summary, the Arab League’s emergency summit in Cairo resulted in the adoption of an Egyptian plan for rebuilding Gaza, emphasizing the rejection of Palestinian displacement. Leaders sought to establish a multifaceted approach—including humanitarian, political, and security frameworks—to assist Gaza during a time of crisis. The collaboration of Arab nations and international partners is deemed crucial for sustainable recovery and a just outcome for the Palestinian people.
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