'Board of Peace' chief says mediators working ‘around the clock’ on Gaza
'Board of Peace' chief says mediators working ‘around the clock’ on Gaza Nickolay Mladenov, chief of the US-backed “Board of Peace”, said on Sunday that “intense efforts” to secure an agreement on implementing President Donald Trump’s plan were under way as two days of Israeli strikes across Gaza have killed "civilians and destroyed medical supplies that people depend on.” “Both parties carry…
US-backed 'Board of Peace' chief Nickolay Mladenov has stated that "intense efforts" are underway to secure an agreement on implementing President Donald Trump's plan for Gaza. On Sunday, Mladenov acknowledged that two days of Israeli strikes in Gaza resulted in the deaths of civilians and the destruction of essential medical supplies.
He emphasized that both parties involved in the conflict are bound by obligations under the Comprehensive Plan and the Sharm El Sheikh deal, which facilitated the release of all hostages. Mladenov, along with his team and their regional partners, has been working "around the clock" with all parties, mediators, and Egypt, Turkey, Qatar, and the US to de-escalate the situation and pave the way for the full implementation of the president's plan.
He highlighted that achieving lasting peace is challenging but attainable if everyone makes their maximum effort.
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