The US World Council concluded the first contract for the…

The US World Council concluded the first contract for the construction of a military base in Gaza.

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The Trump-founded 'Council of Peace' has secured a contract to build a military base in the Gaza Strip.
The base is intended for 150 Moroccan military personnel.
The construction is being carried out by the U.S. company Arkel International.
The base will be located approximately 1.6 km from the Israeli border.
The site is on territory controlled by the Israeli military.
The base will have a route for rapid evacuation of personnel.
The project is part of international stabilization forces authorized by UN Security Council Resolution 2803.
The 'Council of Peace' was established in January to oversee compliance with a peace agreement between Israel and Hamas.
The base is described as a pilot project, with plans for a larger facility in the future.
The Council of Peace has signed an agreement at the World Economic Forum in Davos, with 19 countries participating.

The first project of the 'Council of Peace' in Gaza will be a temporary base for 150 Moroccan troops, with plans to begin reconstruction with housing, including 100,000 apartments in Rafah and 400,000 homes across the sector, with estimated costs exceeding $30 billion. — tg_theinsider
The first group of 10–20 Moroccan soldiers was expected to arrive in June, but the timeline has been delayed by several months. — kommersant
The base is expected to be a pilot project leading to a larger facility capable of housing up to 5,000 people. — vedomosti