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The "Peace Council" announced the preparation of a 6-month plan worth $2.45 billion USD, aimed at "reconstructing" the Gaza Strip and its "management".
This was during a meeting of Peace Council representatives held in New York City, USA, on the sidelines of the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly.
The presentations witnessed by the meeting indicated that the comprehensive "reconstruction" process in Gaza would require a budget estimated at $35.2 billion in the medium term, while the cost would reach about $71.4 billion over the next ten years.
During the meeting, officials provided details about 66 preliminary projects listed in the urgent 6-month plan, dedicated to the "reconstruction" and "management" of the sector worth $2.45 billion.
These preliminary projects include initiatives and partnerships in the fields of infrastructure, education, and health, within the framework of the 20-item "Gaza Plan" presented by US President Donald Trump.
The "Peace Council" is an international organization established on the initiative of US President Donald Trump, who chairs it, and focuses in its first phase on implementing his plan for Gaza, including the reconstruction of the sector and its management arrangements during the transitional phase.
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