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UN chief confirms active cooperation on reconstruction plan despite opposition

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United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres stated he is actively cooperating with President Donald Trump's Board of Peace regarding a Gaza reconstruction fund aimed at rebuilding Palestinian homes and infrastructure, while explicitly rejecting the inclusion of his own multilateral organization in any plans for intervention or operations within the Strait of Hormuz to protect oil supplies.

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    UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres confirmed that the United Nations will actively cooperate with former US president Donald Trump's 'Board on Reconstruction and Recovery of Palestine' regarding Gaza.
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    Guterres emphasized a specific distinction, stating he does not want this cooperation to extend into or involve Hormuz Strait affairs in his recent comments from Brussels.
Mar 21 UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres publicly confirmed active collaboration with Trump's Board of Peace on Gaza while clarifying the scope excludes Hormuz, as reported by multiple international outlets.
March 20 (Reuters) Guterres welcomed Donald Trump's aim to fund and deliver basics for a Palestinian home reconstruction plan through his Board of Peace in Gaza according to initial reporting from Reuters via Politico reports dated March 21.
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U.N. Secretary General Antonio Guterres stated that his office is cooperating with Donald Trump's Board of Peace to fund the reconstruction basics for Gaza, while emphasizing adherence to international law over other methods proposed by the board. Additionally, he called on Iran to end its closure of the Strait of Hormuz and noted a lack in communication between himself since the war began despite interactions within the administration through others.