France’s president will discuss a range of issues pertaining to the war on Gaza, such as strategies to revive the humanitarian pause, release more captives, and negotiate peace talks.
Following the end of the humanitarian ceasefire in Gaza, French President Emmanuel Macron will visit Qatar, one of the key mediators in the war on Gaza, during which he is scheduled to convene with Qatari Emir Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani.
Macron will discuss a range of issues pertaining to the war on Gaza, such as strategies to revive the humanitarian pause, release more captives, and negotiate peace talks.
This is in light of reports that at least four settlers with French citizenship are believed to be held captive by Hamas.
Macron will go to Qatar from Dubai, where he attended the COP28 conference and reportedly discussed the war with multiple regional leaders, including Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Sisi.
Two weeks ago, Chinese President Xi Jinping and Macron held a phone conversation in which they discussed the war on Gaza and said that the “two-state” principle is the only solution to the situation.
Source: AlMayadeen
