US EditionTrump, Kushner Unveil $25B Plan to Rebuild Gaza at Davos
The $25 billion plan links Gaza's redevelopment to Hamas demilitarization and technocratic governance, projecting a $10 billion GDP and 500,000 new jobs by 2035, Kushner said.
- On January 22, Jared Kushner unveiled a U.S.-led master plan for Gaza at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, proposing at least $25 billion to rebuild infrastructure under the Board of Peace.
- The proposal conditions rebuilding on verified demilitarization with armed groups handing over arsenals in stages, while all militant groups and security forces undergo vetting to integrate or dismantle under the National Committee for the Administration of Gaza, Kushner said.
- The plan details include a new seaport, airport, freight rail, industrial zones, and 180 towers for coastal tourism, with development in six phases starting in Rafah and Khan Yunis, where rebuilding takes two to three years.
- In the next 100 days, Kushner pledged to focus on humanitarian needs while U.S. officials plan a Washington investment conference in a couple of weeks despite only 20 of the 60 invited countries attending Davos.
- Over the long term, planners aim to raise Gaza's GDP to more than $10 billion and household income to more than $13,000, while the Board of Peace has no Palestinian members and sells $1 billion memberships.
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Trump's new Gaza vision is a real estate project built on graves
United States President Donald Trump’s son-in-law and Middle East adviser Jared Kushner, a member of the “Gaza Board of Peace,” on Thursday, January 22, unveiled the “Free Market Gaza” vision at the World Economic Forum in Davos, the visuals of which look like a real estate brochure that have since come under severe criticism. Kushner outlined the plan during the signing of the charter for Trump’s “Board of Peace.” The Free Market Gaza vision re…
The Donald Trump administration presented Thursday its reconstruction plan for the so-called “new Gaza,” conceived as an ambitious urban project full of skyscrapers in a territory of two million inhabitants devastated by three years of Israeli military offensive. Jared Kushner, Trump’s son-in-law and real estate entrepreneur, was in charge of exposing the new plan to the world during the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, in which the P…
Donald Trump's son-in-law presents his vision for Gaza in Davos. After two years of war, the enclave offers "excellent investment opportunities." But many details remain open.
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