Brussels: Europe and the Arabs
Luis Bueno, spokesman for the European Union in North Africa and the Middle East, conveyed through what he wrote on the X: Twitter website previously, “The European Union’s support and support for the call launched by Egypt to provide international aid to the Palestinians in Gaza.”
  The spokesman quoted what was published by the High Representative for Foreign Affairs, Josep Borrell, and wrote: I welcome and support Egypt’s call to provide much-needed international humanitarian aid through Al-Arish Airport. I also welcome Egypt’s announcement that the Rafah crossing remains open and operational, including for the delivery of emergency humanitarian aid.
Director-General of the World Health Organization, Tedros Ghebreyesus, said that he asked Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi to help transport medical supplies through the Rafah crossing on the Egyptian border with Gaza.
Speaking to reporters in the French city of Lyon, the UN official stressed the need to establish a corridor to support the provision of medical services in Gaza.
He expressed his deep concern and sympathy for all the families who lost their loved ones in both Israel and Palestine.
Dr. Tedros stressed the need to provide support to those who need it, and provide protection to those who need it in light of the ongoing conflict.
The UN official referred to his visit to Cairo and his meeting with Egyptian President Sisi, who said he agreed to help transport medical supplies through the Rafah crossing to help the Palestinians in Gaza.
The Director-General of the World Health Organization called for protecting civilians and providing them with the support they need, whether it is medical services, food, or any other supplies.