National Committee for Gaza Administration begins work.. Ali Shaath signs first official decisions

The Commissioner-General of the "National Committee for Gaza Administration," Ali Shaath, announced on Sunday the official commencement of the committee's work by signing its first official decisions, revealing details related to the tasks entrusted to the committee in the coming period.

Shaath wrote on his "X" account: "Today, in my first official act, I approved and signed the statement of the National Committee for Gaza Administration (NCAG); confirming our administrative mandate and operational principles."

He explained that "under UN Security Council Resolution 2803, and President Donald Trump's 20-point peace plan; the committee is dedicated to transforming the transitional period in Gaza into a foundation for lasting Palestinian prosperity."

The Commissioner-General added: "Under the supervision of the Peace Council, chaired by President Trump, and with the support and assistance of the High Representative for Gaza, our mission is to rebuild the Gaza Strip not only in infrastructure, but also in spirit."

He continued: "We are committed to establishing security, restoring essential services that are the cornerstone of human dignity, such as electricity, water, healthcare, and education, as well as building a society based on peace, democracy, and justice."

Shaath affirmed that the committee will work according to the highest standards of integrity and transparency, to build a productive economy capable of providing equal opportunities for all instead of unemployment, concluding his speech by saying: "We embrace peace, through which we seek to secure the path towards genuine Palestinian rights and self-determination."

For his part, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio welcomed working with the committee, and wrote in a tweet on the "X" platform: "I look forward to working with Dr. Ali Shaath and the National Committee for Gaza Administration to build a better future for the people of Gaza and the entire region."