Moroccan, Ugandan forces plan Gaza deployment
The article concerns Morocco and Uganda's efforts to form an international peacekeeping force in Gaza following the Israeli withdrawal. A Moroccan military delegation has arranged for the entry of international forces into Gaza, traveling between Israel and the Strip to study the necessary procedures. Morocco is expected to play a leading role in the force responsible for restoring security and organizing daily life after the Israeli withdrawal. Uganda has also agreed to participate in this force, after its parliament ratified the decision, drawing on its experience in international peacekeeping missions, particularly in Somalia. These arrangements are part of broader efforts to establish a multination peacekeeping force to ensure stability in Gaza, with other countries such as Indonesia expected to join alongside Morocco. The focus will be on peacekeeping and monitoring ceasefire lines rather than combat missions.
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