Le Global Council for Tolerance and Peace salue le cessez-le-feu à Gaza et appelle à une paix juste et durable

Le Global Council for Tolerance and Peace a salué l’annonce du cessez-le-feu à Gaza et de l’échange de prisonniers, considérant ces mesures comme une étape positive vers la fin des souffrances des civils et le rétablissement de la sécurité et de la stabilité dans la région.

S.E. Ahmed Ben Mohammed Al Jarwan, Président du Global Council for Tolerance and Peace, a exprimé, au nom du Conseil et de ses membres à travers le monde, sa profonde gratitude pour les efforts arabes et internationaux ayant conduit à cet accord. Il a souligné que le cessez-le-feu devait être considéré comme une première étape vers une paix globale et équitable, garantissant les droits légitimes du peuple palestinien conformément au droit international, à la justice et à la dignité humaine.

Il a rappelé que la paix véritable ne peut être atteinte qu’à travers un dialogue sérieux et inclusif, capable de mettre fin au cycle de la violence et de construire un avenir fondé sur les valeurs de tolérance, de coexistence et de respect mutuel entre les peuples.

Dans ce cadre, le Global Council for Tolerance and Peace a appelé au lancement d’une initiative internationale visant à protéger Gaza et à la déclarer zone sûre et terre de paix, afin d’assurer la protection des civils, de mettre fin à toutes les formes d’agression et de faciliter les opérations humanitaires et de reconstruction pour un avenir stable et durable.

Le Conseil a également rappelé que la « Déclaration de N’Djamena », adoptée lors de la 13ᵉ session du Parlement International pour la Tolérance et la Paix, tenue dans la capitale tchadienne le 6 octobre 2025, avait souligné la nécessité urgente d’atteindre une paix juste et complète au Moyen-Orient, de mettre fin à la guerre et de réactiver la solution à deux États conformément aux résolutions de la légitimité internationale, garantissant la stabilité et les droits du peuple palestinien.

S.E. Al Jarwan a conclu en réaffirmant l’engagement du Conseil à poursuivre sa coopération avec ses partenaires à travers le monde pour promouvoir le dialogue, la compréhension et la coopération au service d’une paix durable et d’une culture universelle de tolérance.

H.E. Ahmed bin Mohammed Al Jarwan, President of the Global Council for Tolerance and Peace, expressed on behalf of the Council and its members around the world deep appreciation for the Arab and international efforts that contributed to reaching this agreement. He emphasized that the ceasefire should be seen as a first step toward a comprehensive and just peace, guaranteeing the legitimate rights of the Palestinian people in accordance with international law, justice, and human dignity.

He affirmed that genuine peace can only be achieved through serious and inclusive dialogue, capable of ending the cycle of violence and building a future founded on tolerance, coexistence, and mutual respect among nations.

In this context, the Global Council for Tolerance and Peace called for launching an international initiative to protect Gaza and declare it a safe zone and land for peace, ensuring the protection of civilians, ending all forms of aggression, and facilitating humanitarian and relief efforts as a prelude to reconstruction and sustainable development.

The Council also recalled that the “N’Djamena Declaration”, adopted during the 13th Session of the International Parliament for Tolerance and Peace, held in the Chadian capital on October 6, 2025, had emphasized the urgent need to achieve a comprehensive and just peace in the Middle East, to end the war, and to revive the two-state solution in line with international legitimacy, ensuring stability and the rights of the Palestinian people.

H.E. Al Jarwan concluded by reaffirming the Council’s commitment to continue working with partners worldwide to promote dialogue, understanding, and cooperation in pursuit of a more peaceful and tolerant world.

H.E. Al Jarwan expressed, on behalf of the Council and its members around the world, deep appreciation for the Arab and international efforts that helped achieve this agreement. He emphasized that the ceasefire must serve as a first step toward a comprehensive and just peace, guaranteeing the legitimate rights of the Palestinian people in accordance with international law, justice, and human dignity.

Al Jarwan affirmed that genuine peace can only be achieved through serious and inclusive dialogue, capable of ending the cycle of violence and building a future founded on tolerance, coexistence, and mutual respect among nations.

In this context, the Global Council for Tolerance and Peace called for launching an international initiative to protect Gaza and declare it a safe zone and land for peace, ensuring the protection of civilians, ending all forms of aggression, and facilitating humanitarian and relief efforts as a prelude to reconstruction and sustainable development.

The Council also recalled that the “N’Djamena Declaration,” adopted at the 13th Session of the International Parliament for Tolerance and Peace held in the Chadian capital on October 6, 2025, had stressed the urgent need to achieve a comprehensive and just peace in the Middle East, to end the war, and to revive the two-state solution in line with international legitimacy, ensuring peace, stability, and the rights of the Palestinian people.

H.E. Al Jarwan concluded by reaffirming the Council’s commitment to working with partners worldwide to foster dialogue, understanding, and cooperation in pursuit of a more peaceful and tolerant world.