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Carney to attend Gaza peace summit in Egypt on Monday: Prime Minister's Office
More than 20 countries aim to finalize Gaza ceasefire and humanitarian aid opening at summit co-chaired by Egypt and the US, amid reports of 9,500 missing persons.
- On October 13, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif will attend the Sharm el-Sheikh peace summit in Egypt where Gaza accords will be signed, co-chaired by U.S. President Joe Biden and Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi.
- Following diplomatic efforts at the UN last month, talks mediated by Egypt, Qatar, Türkiye and the United States produced a cease-fire Friday after three days of negotiations.
- Egypt has begun dispatching emergency food and medical supplies as displaced Palestinians return north after roads opened, while Israeli forces will remain to maintain pressure on Hamas until disarmament.
- Pakistan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs said the summit aims to protect Palestinian civilians, end displacement and support Gaza's reconstruction.
- The summit will focus on ending hostilities, advancing regional peace efforts and ushering in security and stability across the Middle East.
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Mark Carney making last-minute trip to Egypt for Gaza peace summit
Prime Minister Mark Carney was set to leave Sunday afternoon for Egypt, to take part in a hastily organized summit surrounding the truce U.S. President Donald Trump helped arrange between Israel and Hamas.
·Toronto, Canada
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The event is dedicated to the truce that Washington helped to conclude between Israel and Hamas.
·Montreal, Canada
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Carney making last-minute trip to Egypt for Trump peace plan summit
OTTAWA �� Prime Minister Mark Carney was set to leave Sunday afternoon for Egypt, to take part in a hastily organized summit surrounding the truce U.S. President Donald Trump helped arrange between Israel and Hamas.
·Toronto, Canada
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