China Endorses Gaza Reconstruction Plan Supported by Arab Nations
Beijing backs a post-war governance blueprint for Gaza, underscoring the role of Palestinian autonomy and regional cooperation.
BEIJING, March 5 — China has expressed its support for the recently approved post-war governance plan for Gaza, which has received endorsement from the Palestinian people and consensus among Arab nations, according to Lin Jian, spokesperson for China's foreign ministry.
During an emergency summit held in Cairo, Arab leaders granted approval to Egypt's reconstruction initiative for Gaza, which is projected to require an investment of approximately $53 billion.
This plan is designed to minimize the displacement of Palestinians from the enclave and aims to facilitate a structured recovery process.
Additionally, the summit resulted in an agreement to establish a non-factional technocratic committee tasked with administering Gaza for a minimum of six months, operating under the auspices of the Palestinian Authority.
Lin emphasized China's support for measures initiated by Egypt and other Arab nations to ensure the ongoing and effective implementation of the ceasefire agreement in Gaza, to facilitate the provision of humanitarian assistance, and to restore security and stability in the region.
He reiterated the importance of adhering to the principle that Palestinians should govern their own territory in post-war Gaza, which aligns with the broader vision of a two-state solution aimed at fostering peaceful coexistence between Palestine and Israel.
This view underscores the goal of achieving long-term peace and stability in the Middle East.
In related remarks, China has reiterated its commitment to collaboration with countries of the Global South, highlighting their significant contributions to global economic growth over the past two decades.
The Chinese government has expressed its intention to continue advocating for South-South cooperation.
Furthermore, China has articulated its hope for a sustainable resolution to the ongoing crisis in Ukraine, stressing the need for all parties involved to address each other's concerns in negotiations aimed at establishing peace.
In response to inquiries regarding a potential acquisition involving the Panama Canal, China's foreign ministry noted its support for Panama's sovereignty over the canal while maintaining that China has no control over its operations.
The ministry emphasized that international trade should be conducted without coercion, advocating for a fair and just environment for global enterprises.
During an emergency summit held in Cairo, Arab leaders granted approval to Egypt's reconstruction initiative for Gaza, which is projected to require an investment of approximately $53 billion.
This plan is designed to minimize the displacement of Palestinians from the enclave and aims to facilitate a structured recovery process.
Additionally, the summit resulted in an agreement to establish a non-factional technocratic committee tasked with administering Gaza for a minimum of six months, operating under the auspices of the Palestinian Authority.
Lin emphasized China's support for measures initiated by Egypt and other Arab nations to ensure the ongoing and effective implementation of the ceasefire agreement in Gaza, to facilitate the provision of humanitarian assistance, and to restore security and stability in the region.
He reiterated the importance of adhering to the principle that Palestinians should govern their own territory in post-war Gaza, which aligns with the broader vision of a two-state solution aimed at fostering peaceful coexistence between Palestine and Israel.
This view underscores the goal of achieving long-term peace and stability in the Middle East.
In related remarks, China has reiterated its commitment to collaboration with countries of the Global South, highlighting their significant contributions to global economic growth over the past two decades.
The Chinese government has expressed its intention to continue advocating for South-South cooperation.
Furthermore, China has articulated its hope for a sustainable resolution to the ongoing crisis in Ukraine, stressing the need for all parties involved to address each other's concerns in negotiations aimed at establishing peace.
In response to inquiries regarding a potential acquisition involving the Panama Canal, China's foreign ministry noted its support for Panama's sovereignty over the canal while maintaining that China has no control over its operations.
The ministry emphasized that international trade should be conducted without coercion, advocating for a fair and just environment for global enterprises.
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