Macron Hosts Trilateral Summit in Egypt to Address Gaza Crisis

French President Emmanuel Macron joins Egyptian and Jordanian leaders to push for a ceasefire, humanitarian aid access, and Gaza reconstruction amid intensifying conflict.

Emmanuel Macron has arrived in Egypt for a two-day visit, during which he will host a trilateral summit with Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sissi and Jordanian King Abdullah II to address the worsening situation in Gaza.
The summit aims to promote a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, reopen humanitarian aid crossings, and support the Arab-led reconstruction plan for Gaza without displacing its residents.
Macron plans a symbolic visit to al-Arich near Gaza to meet humanitarian workers and advocate for urgent aid delivery to the devastated enclave.
The French President has reaffirmed opposition to forced displacement proposals, such as Donald Trump’s controversial redevelopment plan for Gaza, and supports efforts to strengthen Gaza’s governance and security.
Israeli military operations in Gaza have intensified following the collapse of a two-month truce in March, with humanitarian conditions continuing to deteriorate as aid remains blocked.

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