[World Wide Web Reporter Zhao Jiandong] Leaders of many countries and international organizations held a summit in the Red Sea coastal city of Sharm el-Sheikh in Egypt on the evening of the 13th, focusing on the first phase of the ceasefire in the Gaza Strip. According to reports from many foreign media such as the US Political News Network and the New York Post, during the summit, Turkish President Erdogan and Italian Prime Minister Meloni had an interesting dialogue on the topic of smoking cessation.

The report quoted live video as saying that Erdogan told Meloni,"You look fine, but I have to ask you to quit smoking." French President Macron laughed and said,"This is impossible." British Prime Minister Stamer also laughed.

"I know, I know," Meloni responded that quitting smoking may make herself less social. "I don't want to kill people."

Meloni revealed in a recent personal interview that she recovered from smoking after 13 years and that smoking helped her establish contacts with other politicians, including Tunisian President Casey Seid.

According to a statement issued by the Egyptian Presidential Office, the summit emphasized that the international community must work together to provide all necessary means to ensure that the terms of the ceasefire agreement are implemented and continued, including promoting a full ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, completing the exchange of detainees and prisoners, achieving the Israeli withdrawal and humanitarian aid into the Gaza Strip.