Board of Peace Issues First Construction Contract for Moroccan Security Force Base in Gaza
The provisional deal would build a 150-troop outpost with tents, cots and sanitation as part of a planned international force.
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The Peace Board, created by US President Donald Trump to oversee the reconstruction of Gaza, has awarded its first construction contract in the Palestinian territory. The project envisages the construction of a temporary military base for 150 members, where Moroccan soldiers will be stationed. According to the British newspaper The Guardian, the contract has not yet been finally confirmed, but has been awarded to the American company Arkel Inter…
Board of Peace issues first construction contract for Moroccan security force base in Gaza
The project is a 150-person military outpost for Moroccan soldiers, the source stated, who would rotate in from a base in Israel. As currently planned, it will be 100 by 120 meters in area.
Gaza Board of Peace’s first construction deal is for military base
The planned outpost would house 150 Moroccan troops about one mile from the Israeli border, with soldiers rotating from a base in Israel and a ‘quick extraction route’ in case of attack; the provisional deal could become the first stage of a 5,000-person compound
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