ollows the successful release of hostages under the initial agreement and now shifts toward restoring Gaza’s infrastructure and economy. According to officials, the plan involves cooperation among 35 nations, including Gulf emirs and regional partners, who have pledged to support rebuilding efforts and ensure permanent demilitarization.

A joint declaration backing the initiative has been signed by the United States, Egypt, Qatar, and Turkey, underscoring a unified commitment to peace and recovery.

However, experts caution that Gaza’s extensive devastation will require billions of dollars in reconstruction funding from the summit’s wealthier participants. Many view this phase as a critical test of whether the ceasefire can evolve into a sustainable peace.

As global leaders coordinate resources and logistics, Trump’s administration continues to emphasize the importance of cooperation, transparency, and accountability in securing a stable future for Gaza and the broader Middle East.