Egypt reveals international moves to issue a Security Council resolution supporting the "Trump Plan" for peace in Gaza.

The Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced on Saturday that there are intensive diplomatic efforts in New York aimed at obtaining a resolution from the United Nations Security Council to support U.S. President Donald Trump's peace plan for the Gaza Strip.

This revelation came during a phone call received by Egyptian Foreign Minister, Badr Abdel Atti, from the High Representative of the European Union, Kaja Kallas.

The two sides discussed the necessary measures to solidify elements of the American plan and enhance the role of international parties in its implementation.

Abdel Atti clarified that the UN effort aims to form a peace council in Gaza and deploy an international force to monitor the situation, in addition to stabilizing the work of the Palestinian administrative committee, in accordance with the provisions of the American peace initiative.

The Egyptian minister also emphasized the necessity of fully implementing the Sharm El Sheikh Agreement to ensure a complete end to the war, calling for a transition to the second phase of the initiative, which includes political and humanitarian aspects, and the initiation of early recovery and reconstruction steps.

Abdel Atti noted that Cairo is following up on the arrangements for the international conference for the reconstruction of Gaza, which Egypt will host this month, stressing the importance of international community support to ensure the success of rebuilding efforts and achieving stability in the sector.

The call did not only focus on the Palestinian issue but also addressed recent developments in Sudan, where both the Egyptian and European sides confirmed that there is no military solution to the Sudanese crisis.

The joint statement indicated that both parties condemned the blatant violations witnessed in the city of El Fasher recently and called on the international community to put an end to the serious abuses and protect civilians.

Both sides also expressed their deep concern over the worsening humanitarian situation in Sudan, demanding an immediate ceasefire to facilitate the delivery of aid and alleviate the suffering of the affected population.

These diplomatic moves come at a time when Egypt and the European Union are seeking to coordinate international efforts to ensure the implementation of Trump's peace plan for Gaza in a thoughtful manner, focusing on political, security, and humanitarian stability in the sector.

The Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed that ongoing communications with partners aim to unify international positions and ensure that UN decisions support the stability of the region, with a focus on protecting civilians and continuing reconstruction efforts.