The foreign ministers of France, Germany, Italy and the UK have expressed their support for an Arab-backed plan to rebuild the Gaza Strip.
Ana-Maria Tapescu
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The plan, originally drawn up by Egypt, envisages the reconstruction of the Gaza Strip over a five-year period, without displacing Palestinians. It was initially rejected by US President Donald Trump, but later received support from US officials. Foreign ministers of Muslim countries also met to discuss the situation in Gaza.
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Miniștrii de Externe din UE susțin planul de reconstrucție a Fâșiei Gaza / Planul susținut de arabi ar costa 53 de miliarde de dolari și ar prevedea reconstrucția Fâșiei Gaza pe o perioadă de cinci ani
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