Cairo meeting concludes with consensus on Gaza ceasefire implementation

Mediators from Egypt, Qatar, the United States and “Israel” met in Cairo Friday to set out "mechanisms" for implementing the truce in Gaza, state-linked media reported.

Following the meeting, Egyptian media said there was consensus among all participating parties.

An informed Egyptian source confirmed that the meeting resulted in agreements on all necessary arrangements for implementing the ceasefire. These include establishing a joint operations center in Cairo to oversee implementation and ensure adherence to the agreement’s terms.

The operations center will include representatives from Egypt, Palestine, Qatar, the United States, and Israel, aiming to facilitate effective coordination and daily monitoring of progress.

The source highlighted that discussions were conducted in a spirit of cooperation, enhancing the prospects of the agreement's success in restoring calm to Gaza and ensuring stability in the region.