The camera in camera in Riyadh will take place tomorrow, said Saudi Arabia.
Arab leaders are expected to meet on Friday in Saudi Arabia to discuss the fight against the plan of the American president Donald Trump for the control of the United States on the besieged and bombed Gaza Strip and the expulsion of his diplomatic and government sources.
Saudi crown prince Mohammed Bin Salman invited leaders of the Arab countries in the Gulf, Egypt and Jordan for the meeting in the capital, Riyadh, according to the Saudi news agency SPA.
The meeting will be unofficial and held as part of the narrow fraternal relations that bring together the leaders, “added SPA.
Trump’s plan has United Arab states in opposition, but disagreements remain on who should govern the enclave and how to finance its reconstruction.
Umer Karim, an expert in Saudi foreign policy, has described the summit “most consecutive” for decades for the broader Arab world and the Palestinian question.
Trump triggered global indignation when he proposed that the United States “takes control of the Gaza Strip” and that its 2.4 million people be moved to neighboring Egypt and Jordan.
“As for the joint Arab action and the decisions made on this subject, it will be on the agenda of the next Arab 4 summit to discuss Israel and Palestine.
Trump’s meeting in Washington on February 11, the king of Jordan Abdullah II said that Egypt would present a plan for a way to follow.
A Saudi security source said that talks would discuss “a version of the Egyptian plan” that the king mentioned.
A new political song?
The reconstruction of Gaza will be a key problem, after Trump cited reconstruction needs as a justification to move its population.
Cairo has not yet announced its initiative, but the former Egyptian diplomat Mohamed Hegazy described a plan “in three technical phases over a period of three to five years”.
The first, six months, would focus on “early recovery”, said Hegazy, member of the Egyptian Foreign Affairs Council, a group of reflection with close ties with decision -making circles in Cairo.
“Heavy machines will be brought to remove debris, while the security areas designated will be identified in Gaza to temporarily move residents,” said Hegazy.
The second phase would require an international conference to provide details on reconstruction and focus on the reconstruction of public services infrastructure, he said.
“The final phase will oversee the town planning of Gaza, the construction of housing and the provision of educational services and health care.”
The United Nations estimated Tuesday that reconstruction would cost more than $ 53 billion, including more than $ 20 billion in the first three years.
The last phase, said Hegazy, would include “the launch of a political track to implement the two -state solution and so that there is an incentive to a sustainable truce”.
