The Foreign Minister hosts a ministerial meeting on the reconstruction in Gaza at the Egyptian Mission to the United Nations
Host d. Badr Abdel -Ati, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Immigration and Affairs of Egyptians Abroad, today, Monday, a ministerial meeting at the headquarters of the Egypt Mission to the United Nations in New York on early recovery and reconstruction in Gaza, with the participation of both Dr. Muhammad Mustafa, the Palestinian Prime Minister, by virtually, and Mrs. Reem Al -Abali Radovan, Minister of Economic Cooperation and Development, and ministers and senior officials of the European Union, Japan, Norway, Saudi Arabia, the Emirates, Qatar, Kuwait, Oman, Bahrain, France, the United Kingdom, Jordan, Canada, Spain, Denmark, Slovenia and Turkey. The high -level international on the peaceful settlement of the issue of Palestine and the implementation of a two -state solution, in addition to confirming the commitment to the plan for early recovery and reconstruction in Gaza, which was approved by the Arab and Islamic countries, and discussed ways of cooperation to ensure the success of the international conference that Egypt intends to host in Cairo on early recovery and reconstruction as soon as a ceasefire is reached. That has not yet admitted that they follow their example. He also pointed to the suffering of the Palestinian people from the Israeli killing policies, famine, and forced displacement to serve the displacement plans, and the complete destruction of the infrastructure in the Strip, stressing Egypt’s position rejecting the displacement under any name or excuse in the absence of any moral, legal or political justification to uproot the Palestinian people from its land. It is based on the importance of the Palestinian ownership of these efforts and its dependence on international partnership while adopting the wheel and continuity to achieve the sustainability of those efforts. With the wide acceptance and support of the international community, the national ownership of Palestine and its leadership affirms the efforts of reconstruction, stressing that the success of the recovery and reconstruction efforts cannot be seen in isolation from the most comprehensive framework and the political horizon necessary to implement the two -state solution and establish a Palestinian state on the lines of June 4, 1967, with East Jerusalem as its capital.
