(Indonesia, 13th) According to Reuters, the spokesperson for the President of Indonesia released a video statement on Sunday evening (October 12) saying that President Prabowo will travel to Egypt to attend the Gaza Peace Summit.
When Prabowo attended the United Nations General Assembly in New York in September, he said that Indonesia is ready to deploy 20,000 peacekeeping troops to the Gaza Strip to help maintain local peace. He said that Indonesia would not only provide manpower, but is also willing to contribute financially to support the UN’s peacekeeping work.
After the initial phase of the Gaza Strip ceasefire and hostage exchange was implemented, the peace plan entered the next phase of negotiations. On Monday (13th), Egypt will hold an international summit in the Red Sea coastal city of Sharm el-Sheikh, with more than 20 world leaders including U.S. President Trump attending.
Egyptian President Sisi and Trump will jointly host the Gaza Peace Summit that afternoon, aiming to end the Gaza war, further promote peace and stability in the Middle East, and open a new chapter for regional security and stability.
According to the U.S. news site Axios, Trump will formally sign an agreement with other guarantors of the Gaza Peace Agreement—Egypt, Qatar, and Turkey. The Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs reconfirmed on Sunday that a document regarding 'ending the Gaza war' will be signed at the summit.
When Prabowo attended the United Nations General Assembly in New York in September, he said that Indonesia is ready to deploy 20,000 peacekeeping troops to the Gaza Strip to help maintain local peace. He said that Indonesia would not only provide manpower, but is also willing to contribute financially to support the UN’s peacekeeping work.
After the initial phase of the Gaza Strip ceasefire and hostage exchange was implemented, the peace plan entered the next phase of negotiations. On Monday (13th), Egypt will hold an international summit in the Red Sea coastal city of Sharm el-Sheikh, with more than 20 world leaders including U.S. President Trump attending.
Egyptian President Sisi and Trump will jointly host the Gaza Peace Summit that afternoon, aiming to end the Gaza war, further promote peace and stability in the Middle East, and open a new chapter for regional security and stability.
According to the U.S. news site Axios, Trump will formally sign an agreement with other guarantors of the Gaza Peace Agreement—Egypt, Qatar, and Turkey. The Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs reconfirmed on Sunday that a document regarding 'ending the Gaza war' will be signed at the summit.