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Cairo meeting on implementing Gaza Ceasefire concludes on positive note: Source

Jan 18, 2025

Cairo [Egypt], January 18: A high-level Egyptian source has announced the successful conclusion of the Cairo meeting convened to deliberate on the implementation mechanisms of the Gaza Strip ceasefire agreement. The source emphasised a constructive atmosphere and a shared understanding among all participating parties.
The source further elaborated that a comprehensive set of arrangements has been finalised to facilitate the effective implementation of the ceasefire agreement. Key among these is the establishment of a joint operations room in Cairo, tasked with overseeing the implementation of the agreed-upon procedures. This room will comprise representatives from Egypt, Palestine, Qatar, the United States, and Israel, fostering collaborative efforts and ensuring consistent adherence to the agreement's provisions.
The source emphasised that this agreement signifies a crucial step within broader efforts aimed at halting further escalation and cultivating long-term stability within the Gaza Strip
Source: Emirates News Agency

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