Days of Palestine, Gaza Strip -Qatari envoy to Palestine arrived in Gaza on Monday to discuss issues of seaport and airport agreed upon in 2014 ceasefire.
Ambassador Mohamed al-Emadi arrived in Gaza in a surprising visit of “political and economic agendas,” a senior Palestinian official in Gaza said.
“The visit had not been prearranged,” the senior official said, noting that Al-Emadi is scheduled to meet top Hamas officials in Gaza to discuss the issue of the seaport and airport agreed upon between the Palestinian resistance and the Israeli occupation in the wake of 2014-Israeli offensive on Gaza.
On August 2014, the Palestinian resistance in Gaza and the Israeli occupation reached a deal that ended a 51-day Israeli offensive, included conditions to build a seaport and airport in Gaza as part of lifting the Israeli-led siege imposed on the coastal enclave for ten years.
Al-Emadi is also scheduled to visit the workplaces of different Qatari funded projects and to discuss the issue of the gas pipeline recently accepted by the Israeli occupation for supply gas for the sole electricity plant in Gaza as part of efforts leading to solve the electricity problem.
It is worth mentioning that electricity in Gaza has been only between eight to 12 hours on every day for about ten years.
Meanwhile, mass media has reported that Turkey is near to reach a deal with the Israeli occupation that restoring mutual diplomatic ties.
Monitors say that this bolster the idea that at least a seaport in Gaza might see the light very soon as Tukey has been conditioning restoring the ties with lifting the siege on Gaza through building a seaport for the movement of people and goods.
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