Early in the morning on October 13 local time, Iranian Foreign Minister Al-Araqi posted on his social account that the Iranian side would not attend the Gaza Peace Summit in Sham Sheikh, Egypt, the same day.

Al-Araqi expressed his gratitude for the official invitation of Egyptian President Sisi, and stressed that Iran¡¯s President Pezzhiyan and himself have always supported resolving disputes through diplomatic means, but noted that Iran ¡°can¡¯t have contact with opponents who attack the Iranian people and continue to take threats and sanctions against Iran.¡±

Al-Araqi reiterated that Iran has consistently supported all initiatives aimed at ending the Israeli genocide war in the Gaza Strip and demanding the withdrawal of Israeli troops, and stressed that the Palestinian people have the right to safeguard their fundamental right to self-determination and that nations are now more obliged than ever to support their legitimate and legitimate cause.

The Egyptian Presidential Palace announced on the evening of the 11th local time that Egypt is scheduled to hold a "peace summit" on the 13th in Sharm el-Sheikh, a coastal city of the Red Sea, where ceasefire negotiations are held in the Gaza Strip. "Leaders of more than 20 countries" will attend. The summit will be co-chaired by Egyptian President Seyce and US President Trump.

The first phase of the Gaza ceasefire agreement entered into force at 12 a.m. local time on the 10th and will be implemented by a working group of representatives from the United States, Qatar, Egypt and Turkey to monitor and coordinate the implementation of the agreement between Israel and Hamas.