Egyptian, French presidents reaffirm rejection of Palestinians displacement

Al Arish [Egypt], April 9: Egypt's President Abdel-Fattah El-Sisi and French President Emmanuel Macron reaffirmed on Tuesday their firm rejection of any attempt to forcibly displace Palestinians from their land.
During a visit to Al-Arish Hospital, near the Gaza border, where they met injured Palestinians receiving treatment, both leaders emphasised the urgent need for an immediate ceasefire and swift humanitarian aid delivery.
They also urged the protection of civilians and aid workers, according to an Egyptian presidency statement.
President El-Sisi reaffirmed Egypt's unwavering support for the Palestinian cause, underlining the country's ongoing diplomatic efforts to revive the Gaza ceasefire and ensure the aid delivery.El-Sisi also thanked France for its role in helping provide medical care to the wounded.
Speaking to the French media, Macron said his visit aimed to deliver a message that France's "full mobilization" for Gaza ceasefire, civilian protection, and humanitarian aid.
The French president described the situation as "dramatic" after he met with French NGOs, United Nations officials, the Egyptian Red Crescent, and Palestinian beneficiaries of the aid in Al-Arish.
"The crossing points must be reopened to allow the arrival of humanitarian supplies. France will continue to support the people of Gaza and to call for the release of the hostages," he said.
Source: Emirates News Agency