In a powerful gesture of solidarity, Colombian President Gustavo Petro has announced that Colombia will donate confiscated gold to help rebuild war-torn G@za. The decision reflects Colombia’s support for humanitarian recovery and its call for global action to restore peace and dignity to the region.
Speaking to the media, President Petro said that the donated gold was seized from illegal activities and will now be used for a noble cause, rebuilding schools, hospitals, and homes destroyed during the conflict.
He emphasized that true peace can only come when the people of G@za are given hope and the chance to live with stability and security.
The president also revealed plans to present a resolution at the United Nations, proposing the formation of an international task force dedicated to G@za’s reconstruction.
This force would coordinate global efforts, ensuring that aid reaches the right places and rebuilding begins as soon as possible.
Colombia’s move has been praised by humanitarian organizations and activists worldwide. Many see it as a symbol of moral leadership at a time when solidarity is urgently needed.
With this initiative, Colombia joins the growing list of countries stepping up to support G@za’s recovery, turning compassion into action and setting an example for others to follow.
