The foreign ministers of eight Muslim-majority nations, including Pakistan, have commended former President Donald J. Trump for his proactive role in striving to conclude the ongoing conflict in Gaza.
This collective endorsement underscores the international community’s heightened anticipation of a peaceful resolution. In a unified declaration, representatives from Pakistan, Jordan, the United Arab Emirates, Indonesia, Turkiye, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Egypt expressed their trust in Trump”s capacity to chart a course toward tranquility. They stressed the critical nature of their alliance with the United States in fostering regional peace.
The ministers welcomed Trump”s recent proclamation of a plan aimed at halting hostilities, reconstructing Gaza, and averting Palestinian displacement. Additionally, they lauded his firm stance against the annexation of the West Bank, recognizing it as a pivotal element in the peace process.
The participating countries articulated their willingness to collaborate constructively with the United States and other involved parties to finalize and implement the proposed agreement. This approach aims to ensure peace, security, and stability for the populations in the affected areas.
Their joint commitment to working alongside the United States focuses on achieving a comprehensive accord that provides unhindered humanitarian assistance to Gaza, secures the release of hostages, and establishes a security framework safeguarding all parties. The plan also calls for a complete Israeli withdrawal, the reconstruction of Gaza, and the promotion of a just peace based on a two-state solution, integrating Gaza and the West Bank into a Palestinian state as per international law.
Such measures are deemed essential for attaining enduring regional stability and security, marking a pivotal moment in the ongoing quest for Middle Eastern peace.