American President Donald Trump revealed an ambitious plan for a "New Gaza," which would transform the Palestinian territory into a skyscraper complex by the sea, during the World Economic Forum in Davos. The project, which could be completed in three years, was described by Trump as a "success" and a "masterpiece project." His son-in-law, Jared Kushner, estimated that $25 billion in investments would be needed for the reconstruction of infrastructure and public services, anticipating a GDP for Gaza of $10 billion in 10 years.
Kushner presented sketches of apartment blocks and promised that this landscape would replace the current ruins. He also mentioned that the disarmament of Hamas could attract investors. However, the presentation did not address issues related to property rights or compensation for Palestinians affected by the conflict. Details about the funding of the project and who will bear the costs of clearing the war debris remain unclear. A conference in Washington will announce contributions from the private sector, but without precise details.
Kushner presented sketches of apartment blocks and promised that this landscape would replace the current ruins. He also mentioned that the disarmament of Hamas could attract investors. However, the presentation did not address issues related to property rights or compensation for Palestinians affected by the conflict. Details about the funding of the project and who will bear the costs of clearing the war debris remain unclear. A conference in Washington will announce contributions from the private sector, but without precise details.
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