PNN – The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the United Arab Emirates announced in a statement its firm opposition to US President Donald Trump’s plan for the forced migration of Palestinians.
According to the report of Pakistan News Network, quoting from Al Jazeera, In this statement, while emphasizing the commitment to supporting peace and stability in the region and the rights of the Palestinian nation, and the necessity of creating a just political landscape that will lead to the resolution of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict and the establishment of an independent and sovereign Palestinian state, the ministry announced that this position shows the UAE’s belief in achieving stability in the region through a two-state solution.
In continuation of this statement, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the United Arab Emirates has emphasized the need to intensify the efforts of the international community to resolve this long conflict and achieve a just and sustainable solution.
The statement adds: The UAE declares its firm opposition to ignoring the indisputable rights of the Palestinian people and attempts to displace them, and emphasizes the need to stop settlement construction, which threatens the stability of Palestine and reduces the opportunities for peace.
At the end of this statement, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the United Arab Emirates emphasized that the priority after the cease-fire in Gaza should be focused on reducing tensions, preventing the escalation of violence and protecting the lives of civilians and sending humanitarian aid to the region immediately and safely.
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In a joint letter to the US government, five Arab countries and the senior official of the Palestinian Authority opposed Trump’s plan to transfer the residents of Gaza to Egypt and Jordan.
According to Al Arabi Al-Jadeed, the foreign ministers of Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar, Egypt and Jordan and “Hussein Al-Sheikh”, the adviser to the head of the Palestinian Authority, sent this letter as reported by “Axios”. These foreign ministers gathered in Cairo.
The foreign ministers of the Arab countries, together with the senior Palestinian official, sent a joint letter to the US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, in which they expressed their opposition to the plan to relocate Palestinians from Gaza, which was proposed by US President Donald Trump.
The joint letter of the foreign ministers of these countries and the senior Palestinian official states: The reconstruction of Gaza must be done through the direct participation of the people of Gaza, and the Palestinians will live in their lands and contribute to its reconstruction. They should not be pushed out of their lands during reconstruction and they should actively participate in the reconstruction process with the support of the international community.
The President of the United States previously called for the complete evacuation of the Gaza Strip and the resettlement of Palestinians in neighboring Arab countries.
Referring to the lack of living conditions in Gaza due to extensive destruction, he asked Egypt and Jordan to accept and settle the people of Gaza and reduce the problems of this area through the relocation of residents.
Trump also asked the leaders of Egypt and Jordan in a commanding tone to cooperate to implement this plan.
However, this proposal was strongly opposed by the neighboring countries.
The officials of these countries emphasized that they are against the permanent displacement of the Palestinian people and their forced migration out of their land.