EU's Gaza border inspectors will be ready for opening

A European Union official today said that the initial 20-person delegation of EU monitors for the Gaza-Egypt border crossing would be at their posts and operating for tomorrow’s historic opening.

EU's Gaza border inspectors will be ready for opening
Thu, 24 Nov, 2005 - 08:31

A European Union official today said that the initial 20-person delegation of EU monitors for the Gaza-Egypt border crossing would be at their posts and operating for tomorrow’s historic opening.

“Tomorrow everything will be in place and we will start,” said Johan Moeller, a spokesman for EU Mideast envoy Marc Otte.

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