Kosovo signs agreement to join Gaza stabilization force
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At a glance
- Kosovo signed a participation agreement with the Gaza International Stabilization Force.
- The Kosovo Security Force said the agreement supports international efforts to promote security and stability in Gaza.
- The planned force forms part of a roadmap that also includes Hamas disarmament, a phased Israeli withdrawal, a Palestinian administrative committee and reconstruction.
Kosovo has signed an agreement paving the way for its participation in the International Stabilization Force in Gaza. The Kosovo Security Force announced the signing during a visit by Major General Jasper Jeffers, commander of the Gaza force, and his staff.
decision and readiness
KSF Commander Lieutenant General Bashkim Jashari signed the agreement with representatives of the Board of Peace and the Gaza stabilization force. Jeffers praised Kosovoโs decision and readiness to contribute to the international mission, highlighting the KSFโs role in efforts to support peace, security and stability.
Jashari said participation in international security missions reflected Kosovoโs ambition to make a concrete contribution to peace and security worldwide. The KSF said it aims to expand its international role, moving from a security importer to a security exporter by helping build and maintain peace with international allies and partners.
is part of Kosovoโs vision to make a concrete contribution to promoting peace and security in the world
The Board of Peace issued a roadmap on July 31 for the next phase of the Gaza plan. It includes Hamasโ disarmament, a phased Israeli withdrawal, the transfer of administration to a Palestinian technocratic committee, deployment of an international stabilization force and reconstruction.
from a security importer to a security exporter
Originally published by Daily Sabah in English. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.