In a significant diplomatic breakthrough, the United States, Qatar, Egypt, and Turkey on Monday signed a joint declaration serving as the framework for a Gaza peace deal aimed at ending two years of devastating conflict.

The agreement, described as a major step toward restoring stability in the region, designates the four nations as guarantors of the peace process. The declaration outlines key principles, regulations, and mechanisms for implementing a lasting ceasefire, facilitating humanitarian aid, and initiating post-war reconstruction efforts in Gaza.

Speaking before the signing ceremony, US President Donald Trump said, “The document is going to spell out rules and regulations and lots of other things,” adding confidently, “It’s going to hold up.”

The declaration reflects months of intense diplomatic efforts led by mediators from Qatar, Egypt, and Turkey, working closely with the United States to broker a comprehensive peace framework acceptable to all parties.

Regional observers have hailed the signing as a pivotal moment that could pave the way for long-term stability, humanitarian relief, and renewed political dialogue across the Middle East.