The ministers commended Trump's call for Israel to immediately halt the bombing and begin implementing the prisoner exchange agreement, expressing their appreciation for his commitment to establishing peace in the region.
The ministers stressed that these developments represent a real opportunity to achieve a comprehensive and permanent ceasefire and address the critical humanitarian conditions facing the people of Gaza.
The ministers also welcomed Hamas's announcement of its willingness to hand over control of the Gaza Strip to a transitional Palestinian administrative committee of independents and technocrats, and stressed the need to launch immediate negotiations to agree on mechanisms for implementing the proposal and addressing all its aspects.
The foreign ministers affirmed their shared commitment to supporting efforts aimed at implementing the proposal and working to end the war immediately, and to reach a comprehensive agreement that guarantees the unimpeded delivery of humanitarian aid to Gaza, the protection of civilians, the prevention of the displacement of the Palestinian people, the release of hostages, the return of the Palestinian Authority to Gaza, the unification of the West Bank and the Gaza Strip, and the establishment of a security mechanism that guarantees the safety of all parties, leading to the full Israeli withdrawal and reconstruction of Gaza, and opening a path towards a just peace based on the two-state solution.
