Call for Elections in Palestine! Egypt’s Gaza Proposal Accepted against Trump’s Takeover Plan
The plan for Gaza presented by Egypt was accepted at the Arab Summit in Cairo. The reconstruction plan will cost $53 billion and will take 5 years. Additionally, Arab leaders called for elections to be held in all regions of Palestine within a year if suitable conditions are met. The plan is expected to counter Trump’s ambition to establish a “Middle East Riviera” in Gaza. Here are the details of the accepted plan…
The draft statement of the Arab Summit held in Cairo accepted Egypt’s plan for the future of Gaza.
The summit called on the international community and financial institutions to quickly support the plan.
Arab leaders are calling for elections to be held in all regions of Palestine within a year if suitable conditions are met.
According to Reuters, an Arab plan for Gaza will oppose U.S. President Donald Trump’s desire to establish a “Middle East Riviera” in Gaza. Trump had angered the Arab world by unexpectedly announcing that the U.S. would take over Gaza, relocate the over 2 million Palestinian population to neighboring countries, and turn it into the “Riviera of the Middle East.” WHAT DOES EGYPT’S PLAN INCLUDE? Egypt’s reconstruction plan for Gaza will cost $53 billion. The overall reconstruction will take 5 years. The 112-page plan includes maps showing how Gaza lands will be rebuilt and dozens of images of colorful housing, gardens, and community centers generated by artificial intelligence. The plan also includes a commercial port, a technology center, and beach hotels. The draft will support the establishment of a Gaza Affairs Administrative Committee consisting of authorized individuals from the Gaza Strip for the transition period in Palestine. The overall reconstruction will take 5 years. Early recovery will last for 6 months, involving clearing debris and setting up temporary housing. The first phase will last for 2 years and will cover the construction of 200,000 housing units costing $20 billion. The second phase, lasting 2.5 years, will entail building another 200,000 housing units and reviving Gaza’s airport, costing $30 billion.
