Wed 05/March/2025 – 11:50 AM
Counselor Taher Al -Khouli, the lawyer, stressed the importance of the outputs issued by the last Arab summit held in Cairo and its adoption of the Egyptian plan to rebuild Gaza and not to prejudice the rights of the Palestinian people, considering that she wrote the end of the displacement plans that were born dead and liquidating the Palestinian cause.
Taher Al -Khouli: The Arab summit wrote the end of the displacement plan that was born dead
Al -Khouli said in press statements that Egypt succeeded in forming a clear and strong Arab position on the developments of the Palestinian issue and finding an effective alternative to the displacement plan that contradicts all international values and covenants and historical rights of the Palestinian people, adding: Today Egypt spoiled until the tone that was promoted from the United States and Tel Aviv in the absence of an Arab alternative to the displacement plan.
He stated that what happened at the summit is the culmination of the size of the great efforts led by Egypt throughout the last period in order to thwart the plans of displacement and emphasize the two -state solution on the basis of the fourth lines of June 1967, as it is the only implementation solution.
He pointed to the speech of President Sisi during the summit in which Egypt affirmed the firm commitment to preserving the rights of the Palestinian people and preserving their rights, which was what was and will remain fixed in the doctrine of the Egyptian state and that the issue of Palestine is the first central issue of the Egyptian and Arab people.
He also praised the state of great Arab solidarity and the absolute support of the Egyptian plan to rebuild Gaza and prepare conditions to reach a just solution to the Palestinian issue.
Al -Khouli indicated that Egypt set a strong model in international diplomacy, which indicates its diplomatic and political capabilities and its impact on the future of the region with the preservation and protection of the people’s capabilities and rights, and that Cairo was and will remain the compass of all Arabs.
