According to Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba, the Chinese state may offer health care to Gaza’s sick and injured residents in the country’s fourth-largest economy.
Ishiba stated to a legislature conference on Monday that his administration is developing a plan to support” those who are ill or injured in Gaza in Japan.”
He added that people from Gaza, whose ceasefire with Israel is delicate, could also receive education opportunities.
Ishiba was responding to a lawmaker’s question regarding whether a 2017 initiative to take Syrian refugees as individuals could be used as a point of reference for aiding Gaza residents.
We are considering starting a comparable program in Gaza, and the government may work to bring this idea to life, Ishiba said.
The measures discussed in congress are in contrast to Japan’s major asylum system, which has long been criticized for having a low number of asylum applications.
In 2023, Japan accepted 1, 310 people seeking hospital– less than 10 percentage of the 13, 823 candidates.
A senior official in charge of assistance programs for the foreign ministry reported that at the end of last year, Japan had accepted 82 Syrian learners as students who had been recognized as refugees by the UN refugee company.
As part of Japan’s long-term international aid strategy, the national told AFP that the initiative was intended to educate future leaders of Syria.
As part of the peace agreement, which went into effect on January 19, the health department in Hamas-run Gaza reported that 50 Israeli people, 30 of whom had cancers, and their colleagues traveled through the reopened Rafah crossing to Egypt on Saturday.
The producer of Gaza facilities said 6, 000 people were available to be transferred from the Arab place, and more than 12, 000 were “in dire need of cure”.
