'They Are Incredible': Trump Hails Pakistan’s Sharif, Asim Munir For Backing Gaza Plan From Beginning

Donald Trump claims Pakistan's PM Sharif and Army Chief Munir fully endorse his Gaza peace plan, a 20-point proposal involving disarmament, prisoner exchanges, and Israeli withdrawal.

President Trump also acknowledged contributions from leaders in Saudi Arabia, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates and Indonesia, who played key roles in shaping the peace framework.

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US President Donald Trump has stated that Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Army Chief Field Marshal Asim Munir have given their full endorsement to his newly unveiled Gaza peace plan. Speaking on the sidelines of international discussions, Trump said Islamabad’s leadership “has been with us from the beginning” of the negotiations.

'They Are Incredible': Trump On Pak Leaders 

Trump described the Pakistani leaders as “incredible” and highlighted that they had publicly expressed complete support for the initiative. “They backed this 100 per cent and are fully in support of this plan,” he said, as per reports.

The comments come in the wake of renewed diplomatic engagement between the United States and Pakistan, signaling warming bilateral ties.

The announcement followed the unveiling of a 20-point US proposal aimed at ending the conflict between Israel and Hamas, while launching the “New Gaza” reconstruction initiative. The plan includes measures such as disarmament, prisoner exchanges, and a phased Israeli withdrawal from select areas.

A central element of the plan is the creation of a temporary governing board for Gaza, which would be chaired by Trump and include former British Prime Minister Tony Blair. While Hamas has not yet issued an official response, the initiative has garnered significant international backing, as reported by PTI.

Unveiled following consultations with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, the proposal calls for an immediate ceasefire and mandates the release of all hostages held by Hamas within 72 hours.

President Trump also acknowledged contributions from leaders in Saudi Arabia, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, Jordan, Turkey, and Indonesia, who played key roles in shaping the peace framework. The initiative aims to establish a durable resolution to the Gaza conflict and foster long-term regional stability.