Ramallah – Prime Minister Office - Since the first day for the Government, Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates, Mohammed Mustafa, has convened a series of meetings with international delegations and conducted multiple communications at the international level. All to press for an end to the Israeli occupation aggression on our people in the Gaza Strip and to stop all Israeli-imposed measures and restrictions in the West Bank.

During his meetings and communications, Mustafa emphasized the necessity of exerting pressure on Israel to release withheld Palestinian tax funds and to cease all illegal deductions. Additionally, he urged financial support for the government to assist in fulfilling its obligations, achieving economic stability, and meeting the relief and humanitarian needs of our people in the Gaza Strip.

In recent days, Mustafa met with the German Foreign Minister, the French Consul General in Jerusalem, the Special Coordinator for the United Nations Peace Process in the Middle East, the head of the U.S. Office for Palestinian Affairs, and the director of the U.S. Agency for International Development mission.

Additionally, the Prime Minister received several telephone calls and cables from the Saudi Foreign Minister, the Qatari Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, the Lebanese Foreign Minister, the Moroccan Foreign Minister, the Russian Prime Minister, the Norwegian Prime Minister, the Chinese Prime Minister, the Japanese Foreign Minister, the Tunisian Prime Minister, the Egyptian Prime Minister, the Jordanian Prime Minister, the Bahraini Foreign Minister, and the Italian Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister.

All of these engagements are aimed at coordinating efforts to provide relief for Gaza and mobilize support for the Palestinian government.