Joint Statement on Gaza and Call for Second Phase from Eight Countries
Foreign ministers of eight countries, gathered at the United Nations General Assembly session, called for moving to the second phase of the Comprehensive Plan for Gaza.
The foreign ministers of Turkey, the United Arab Emirates, Indonesia, Qatar, Egypt, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Jordan gathered in New York within the framework of the 81st Session of the United Nations General Assembly and issued a joint declaration regarding the transition to the second phase of the Comprehensive Plan for Gaza.
Critical Meeting in New York
The foreign ministers of Turkey and seven other countries came together in New York, United States, on the occasion of the 81st Session of the United Nations General Assembly.
Delivery of Humanitarian Aid
In the joint statement issued, a call was made for humanitarian aid and early recovery materials to be delivered to the region without facing any obstructive elements.
Ceasefire and Roadmap
Stating that maintaining the ceasefire in the region is of vital importance, the ministers underlined that the designated Roadmap must be fully implemented.
Full Withdrawal and Surrender of Weapons
It was emphasized that simultaneously with the process of Israel's full withdrawal, weapons must be surrendered and the International Stabilization Force must be deployed in the region.