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NCAG Says Cyprus Gaza Talks Were Highly Productive

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Members of the National Committee for the Administration of Gaza, led by Chief Commissioner Dr. Ali Shaath, attend the body’s inaugural meeting launching its transitional mandate in Cairo, Egypt, Jan. 15, 2026, to oversee Gaza’s stabilization and reconstruction. Source: National Committee for the Administration of Gaza website.

The National Committee for the Administration of Gaza said it completed two days of highly productive Cyprus meetings with Board of Peace advisers, Nickolay Mladenov's Office of the High Representative and the Tony Blair Institute. The committee said talks focused on immediate projects to ease conditions in Gaza, plus reconstruction, security, governance and donor-accountability structures. It reaffirmed commitment to President Trump's 20-point plan and said it is ready to assume responsibilities in coordination with the Board once the right conditions are met. For Israel, the test remains enforceable: civilian rebuilding must follow Hamas disarmament and preserve Israeli security control until the terror army cannot return.

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