Gaza administration committee signs MoU with German agency to promote reconstruction framework
The MoU outlines the framework for cooperation as consisting of GIZ providing technical expertise and specialized consultations to the NCAG's Planning and Implementation Unit.
The National Committee for the Administration of Gaza (NCAG) and German Agency for International Cooperation (GIZ) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to promote reconstruction efforts in the Gaza Strip. The agreement aims to establish a framework for collaboration between GIZ's technical expertise and specialized consultations with the NCAG's Planning and Implementation Unit, facilitating economic and municipal recovery in Gaza.
Dr. Ali Shaath, General Commissioner of NCAG, and Dr. Alexander Zuliga, Country Director of GIZ, were among the signatories at the ceremony. Shaath expressed gratitude for Germany and GIZ's support and stressed the significance of international partnerships in realizing NCAG's rebuilding mission. Other attendees included Board of Peace Director-General Nickolay Mladenov and representatives from the German Representative Office in Ramallah, German Embassy in Cairo, and NCAG commissioners.
Israel's refusal to permit the construction of an international troops outpost in Gaza, despite being the first contract issued by US President Donald Trump's Board of Peace in August 2026, has hindered progress. Contractors and trucks remain blocked from entering Gaza to commence construction.
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