Gaza Outlines $30B Recovery Plan
The National Committee for Gaza announced that its institutional and organizational readiness is complete, with the goal of taking responsibility for managing public services and civil affairs in the sector, as part of the comprehensive peace plan. Political and security conditions have been set, such as the approval of the UN Security Council and the withdrawal of Israeli forces, to enable the actual implementation to begin. The committee also presented a recovery plan to a Belgian delegation, valued at $30 billion for the first two years, aimed at meeting urgent needs, rehabilitating infrastructure, and reactivating essential facilities. The plan emphasizes governance mechanisms and transparency to ensure efficient management of the funds. However, actual progress depends on political and security developments, with continued coordination with international entities to ensure implementation.
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