Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty and EU’s Kaja Kallas discussed Gaza reconstruction, emphasizing international support and humanitarian aid. They addressed the Palestinian-Israeli conflict and Syria’s stability, highlighting the importance of an inclusive political process.
On Monday, Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty engaged in a telephone conversation with Kaja Kallas, the High Representative of the European Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, to deliberate on recent regional developments. This discussion, as reported by Ambassador Tamim Khallaf, included an overview of the outcomes from the recent extraordinary Arab Summit, notably the Arab plan designated for early recovery, reconstruction, and development in Gaza, which has garnered support from various Arab and Islamic nations.
Abdelatty expressed appreciation for Kallas’s endorsement of the reconstruction plan and underscored the necessity for enhanced international efforts to facilitate its execution. Additionally, he elaborated on Egypt’s initiative to host a reconstruction conference in cooperation with the Palestinian government and the United Nations, while urging the European Union to maintain its humanitarian assistance aimed at alleviating the dire circumstances faced by the region.
Emphasizing the critical nature of adhering to the ceasefire agreement in Gaza, Abdelatty reiterated the importance of establishing a political avenue for resolving the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, affirming that a two-state solution is pivotal for achieving enduring peace. Furthermore, the call encompassed discussions regarding the ongoing situation in Syria, where Abdelatty reiterated Egypt’s support for the Syrian state, its institutions, and the need for its stability, especially in light of recent hostilities in various Syrian governorates.
He advocated for an inclusive transitional political process that embraces all segments of the Syrian population. Such inclusivity, he contended, is vital for enabling Syria to transition into a stabilizing force in the region, successfully navigating its current transitional phase.
The discussion between Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty and Kaja Kallas highlighted Egypt’s commitment to the reconstruction of Gaza and emphasized the importance of political solutions for regional stability. With the support of Arab nations and the European Union, efforts are underway for humanitarian aid and reconstruction. Moreover, the conversation reflected Egypt’s support for Syria’s stability and a unified approach to political resolution, underscoring the significance of inclusive processes for long-term peace.
Original Source: www.dailynewsegypt.com
