President Donald Trump has reportedly turned down an offer from Israel and other Middle Eastern countries to mediate ceasefire talks between Iran and its regional rivals, potentially complicating diplomatic efforts in the region.
This decision could have implications for Africa, as the continent’s development goals and economic growth are closely tied to stability in the Middle East.
The White House has confirmed that President Trump did not accept the proposal from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and other Gulf Arab states to act as mediators in discussions aimed at ending hostilities with Iran. This move by the U.S. President comes at a critical time, as tensions between Iran and its neighbours continue to escalate. See More/Details