Mustafa is discussing with several European officials the efforts to establish a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip.

Prime Minister Mohammad Mustafa, on the sidelines of the donors' meeting for Palestine in the Belgian capital Brussels, briefed a number of foreign ministers and European officials on the situation and developments on the ground in Palestine.

During the meeting, the Prime Minister discussed the importance of intensifying international efforts to establish a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip and implement Security Council Resolution 2803, to initiate the recovery and reconstruction process in the sector, and to exert serious pressure to allow the entry of aid and relief supplies without restrictions, in addition to stopping the aggression of the occupation army and settlers in the West Bank, including Jerusalem, and for Israel to release the withheld Palestinian funds.

Mustafa reviewed the progress of implementing the institutional reform and development program, which includes many sectors, affirming the commitment to execute this program, which is a national demand, to develop financial policies and manage public finances, enhance the governance system and the rule of law, improve the legislative and regulatory environment for investment and business, and elevate the level of basic services provided to our people.