Islamabad:
Pakistan has welcomed the Gaza ceasefire agreement of January 15, 2025, and called for its immediate and full implementation, expressing the hope that the ceasefire will lead to a permanent ceasefire and help increase humanitarian assistance.
According to a statement issued by the Foreign Office Spokesperson, the indiscriminate use of force by the Israeli occupation forces has caused the worst loss of lives and property and displaced millions of innocent Palestinian citizens. Israel's expansionist ambitions have destabilized the entire region.
Pakistan reiterates its support for a just, comprehensive and lasting solution to the Palestinian issue, leading to the establishment of an independent Palestinian state based on the pre-June 1967 borders, with Al-Quds Al-Sharif as its capital.
It should be recalled that last night, an agreement was reached between Hamas and Israel to end the Gaza war, which was formally announced by the Prime Minister of Qatar.
At a press conference in Doha, Qatari Prime Minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani said that it was a matter of great joy that the parties to the dispute had agreed to an agreement through joint mediation by Qatar, Egypt, and the United States.
Key points of the Qatari Prime Minister's statement;
The agreement will take effect on January 19.
Qatar, Egypt and US efforts for ceasefire agreement succeed
Work is underway with Israel and Hamas to implement the agreement.
The first phase involves delivering humanitarian aid to the entire Gaza Strip.
In the first phase, 33 Israeli prisoners will be released, and in exchange, Israel will release a certain number of prisoners.
Hopefully these will be the last days of the war.
The people of Gaza will not be left alone.
The Qatari prime minister thanked US President-elect Donald Trump's new Middle East envoy, Steve Koff, and the Egyptian minister for their efforts to broker a ceasefire agreement between Hamas and Israel.
He said that under the agreement, there would be a prisoner exchange for a ceasefire and aid would be delivered to Gaza.
He said that an agreement has been reached through negotiations between Israel and Hamas, and the Israeli government will take steps to implement it.
The Qatari Prime Minister had said that the agreement between Hamas and Israel would come into effect on Sunday, January 19.
He said that the first phase of the ceasefire would last 42 days and would see the withdrawal of Israeli forces from urban areas of Gaza to the border, the exchange of prisoners and bodies, the evacuation of the wounded and sick, and the provision of large-scale humanitarian aid throughout the Gaza Strip.
He said that assistance would be provided for the return and rehabilitation of displaced people.
The Qatari Prime Minister had said that in the first phase, Hamas would release 33 Israeli prisoners, including women, soldiers and the elderly, in exchange for the release of a certain number of Palestinians held in Israeli prisons.
He had said that the details of the second and third phases would be decided on the full implementation of the first phase and that both sides must fully implement all three phases gradually and avoid further bloodshed and war.
The Qatari Prime Minister said that Qatar would work with Egypt and the United States to ensure the implementation of the agreement so that both sides fully comply with the agreement.
He said that Qatar will continue all efforts for the return of displaced families from Gaza, their rehabilitation, and the people of Gaza.
According to the report, the agreement will initially include a six-week ceasefire phase and will include a gradual withdrawal of Israeli forces from the Gaza Strip and the release of Israelis held by Hamas in exchange for the release of prisoners by Israel.
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