Twenty nations, including the US, will gather in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, on Monday to endorse and solidify the Gaza ceasefire agreement.
Egypt will host a major international summit in Sharm el-Sheikh on Monday to support the recently brokered agreement to end the war in Gaza.
The Egyptian Presidency announced that over 20 leaders, including US President Donald Trump, will attend the summit, which will be jointly chaired by Egypt and the United States.
The event aims to finalize the Gaza ceasefire and “enhance efforts for regional peace and security in the Middle East.”
Key Attendees Confirmed:
United States: President Donald Trump.
France: President Emmanuel Macron.
United Kingdom: Prime Minister Keir Starmer – who will commend the diplomatic roles played by the US, Egypt, Qatar, and Turkey in mediating the deal.
Spain: Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez.
Italy: Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni.
According to Axios, the US State Department extended invitations to many nations, including Spain and Iran.
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Other anticipated participants include leaders and foreign ministers from Germany, Qatar, the UAE, Jordan, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Indonesia.
The summit is expected to mobilize further international backing for the Trump peace plan for Gaza, particularly as difficult issues—including post-war governance, security arrangements, and reconstruction — remain unresolved.
President Trump is scheduled to arrive in Israel on Monday morning to address the Knesset and meet with the families of Israeli prisoners in Gaza.
Later that afternoon, he will fly to Egypt to meet with President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi and participate in the official signing ceremony of the ceasefire agreement alongside other guarantor nations of the Gaza plan.
(PC, AJA, US Media)
