Sir Keir Starmer is set to urge world leaders to capitalize on the recent ceasefire in Gaza and push forward with the next phase of peace efforts at a summit in Sharm El Sheikh. The summit, attended by the United States president, leaders from Egypt, Qatar, Turkey, and over 20 countries, aims to solidify the fragile truce between Israel and Hamas. Starmer will praise the diplomatic efforts that led to the agreement, commit the United Kingdom to aiding Gaza's reconstruction, and announce a £20 million humanitarian aid package. The peace plan includes the return of hostages, release of prisoners, and a multinational security force in Gaza, though British troops will not participate. Former prime minister Sir Tony Blair may join a board overseeing Gaza's governance, while the United Kingdom prepares to host a conference on Gaza's recovery.