Egypt announces the start of the procedures for training Palestinian security forces

On the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly meetings, Madbouly participated in a meeting on “the next day and support for stability in Gaza.”

In his speech, Madbouly stressed “the Egyptian state welcomes all efforts aimed at reaching a political settlement to the Palestinian issue, which requires supporting the efforts made by the mediators in order to reach a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, inject blood and relief the Palestinian people.”

According to the page of the Egyptian Cabinet’s Presidency on Facebook, Madbouly stressed “rejection and condemnation of any attempts or ideas to displace the Palestinian people,” warning that “the danger of this would cause the struggle to expand the scope of the conflict and its extension to the countries of the region and in a manner that is difficult to control.”

Madbouly added: “The success of the ideas of dealing with (the next day) in the Gaza Strip, and the end of the violence rounds, depends on not dealing with the sector in isolation from the causes and roots of the conflict, and the failure to limit this to the security approach, where a clear framework for that was established with the Arab -Islamic plan for reconstruction, as well as the conference of the two -state solution that France and Saudi Arabia head The Palestinian state, and that it is dealt with with Gaza as an integral part of the Palestinian state, as well as by devoting the necessity of immediate end to the shooting, and the release of the hostages, provided that this is within the framework of an exchange deal with the Palestinian prisoners- as well as the importance of the West Bank and Gaza to one system of rule represented in the Palestinian Authority.

Madbouly stressed, “The importance of the Palestinian state agencies has the exclusive right to possess weapons, as we support the existence of security guarantees for both the Palestinian and Israeli sides, and that this is done through international support, which of course applies to the absence of a role in Hamas, or any other Palestinian faction in the rule of the Gaza Strip, but that all armed factions hand over their weapons to the legitimate authority, which is the Palestinian Authority.”

Madbouly welcomed that “international support includes the existence of a mission on the ground, provided that its duties are determined by the Security Council, by dealing with ideas for sending international forces in the context of one political package that represents a path to embody the Palestinian state in Gaza and the West Bank, including East Jerusalem, and that it is among its main goals since the beginning of its tasks to empower the Palestinian Authority, and that no steps on the ground are taken that will devote the legal, political or geographical separation between the West Bank And Gaza. “

Madbouly concluded his speech by saying: “Egypt is ready to support any efforts to establish an international mission to support the return of the Palestinian Authority to the Gaza Strip, and to build the Palestinian state, and we see the need for the possibility of achieving this and working to reach a political framework that Israel and the United States agreed to before entering into discussing the details and tasks of the mission, which are the details that will be naturally, according to what will be agreed upon politically.”