On the 20th local time, Turkish Foreign Minister Feidan briefed the media on his participation in a conference on the Gaza issue in Miami, USA. Feidan said that the conference on the 19th was “productive”, and related discussions were held on multiple platforms and on various occasions, and continued until late at night. Meanwhile, the Turkish authorities clearly stated that the violation of the cease-fire agreement is jeopardizing the peace plan and poses a serious risk to the transition to the second phase of the cease-fire. Continued violations, particularly on the part of Israel, have made the peace process extremely difficult. Feidan said that the parties had reached a consensus on the issue and had many discussions on how to prevent such incidents from happening again. Feidan also revealed that a preliminary study on the reconstruction of Gaza was presented at the conference, and preliminary discussions were held within this framework. He stressed that for the Turkish authorities, there are three key principles in all work involving Gaza: Gaza must be managed by the people of Gaza themselves; the territory of Gaza cannot be divided; everything done in Gaza should actually benefit the people of Gaza.

On the 20th local time, Turkish Foreign Minister Feidan briefed the media on his participation in a conference on the Gaza issue in Miami, USA. Feidan said that the conference on the 19th was “productive”, and related discussions were held on multiple platforms and on various occasions, and continued until late at night. Meanwhile, the Turkish authorities clearly stated that the violation of the cease-fire agreement is jeopardizing the peace plan and poses a serious risk to the transition to the second phase of the cease-fire. Continued violations, particularly on the part of Israel, have made the peace process extremely difficult. Feidan said that the parties had reached a consensus on the issue and had many discussions on how to prevent such incidents from happening again. Feidan also revealed that a preliminary study on the reconstruction of Gaza was presented at the conference, and preliminary discussions were held within this framework. He stressed that for the Turkish authorities, there are three key principles in all work involving Gaza: Gaza must be managed by the people of Gaza themselves; the territory of Gaza cannot be divided; everything done in Gaza should actually benefit the people of Gaza.