Turkey and 7 Countries Joint Support for Ceasefire in Gaza

Support for the Ceasefire Plan in Gaza from Turkey and 7 Countries

The foreign ministers of Turkey, along with Jordan, the United Arab Emirates, Indonesia, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Egypt, expressed their satisfaction with the steps taken by Hamas regarding the proposal for a ceasefire in Gaza put forward by US President Donald Trump.

Joint Statement and Expectations

The ministers stated in a joint statement regarding the plan prepared for establishing a ceasefire in Gaza that they support the implementation of Trump's proposal. This proposal includes ending the attacks in Gaza, the release of all captives who are alive and those who have lost their lives, and the immediate initiation of negotiations.

Emphasis on Resolution and Humanitarian Conditions

During the meeting, the ministers praised Trump’s call to stop the bombardments on Israel and appreciated his determination in achieving regional peace. These developments provide an opportunity to reach a comprehensive and sustainable ceasefire and to alleviate the severe humanitarian conditions affecting the people of the Gaza Strip.

Hamas and the Temporary Administrative Committee

The ministers welcomed Hamas's announcement that it is ready to transfer the administration of Gaza to a temporary Palestinian Administrative Committee composed of independent technocrats. The importance of reaching an agreement on the implementation of the proposal was emphasized, and it was stated that negotiations should be initiated as soon as possible.

Security and Humanitarian Aid

Government officials reiterated their common determination to ensure the uninterrupted delivery of humanitarian aid to Gaza, the security of civilians, and the release of hostages. They also drew attention to the necessity of the Palestinian Authority returning to Gaza and achieving a comprehensive agreement for the unification of Gaza and the West Bank.

In conclusion, they expressed their joint determination to establish a security mechanism that guarantees the security of all parties, and the full withdrawal of Israel from the region, along with the creation of a just peace path for the reconstruction of Gaza and a two-state solution.