Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly of Egypt met with Mohammed Ishtayeh, his Palestinian counterpart, in Cairo on Sunday. They discussed recent events in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region as well as initiatives for establishing a truce and aiding in the rebuilding of Gaza.
Madbouly said during his address that Egypt’s plan for reconstructing Gaza, endorsed at the most recent Arab Summit, will require enhanced collaboration with multiple regional and international entities, along with the Palestinians, to finalize details concerning its execution.
The Egyptian representative additionally stressed the critical necessity of halting hostilities in the Gaza Strip to cease the shedding of Palestinian blood and commence rebuilding efforts.
In his statement, Mustafa emphasized the significance of maintaining the truce in Gaza. He pointed out the continuous collaboration with Arab and Islamic nations along with global entities concerning the area’s circumstances and the arrangements being made for the upcoming Gaza Reconstruction Conference.
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