FM Abdelatty said this during a phone call late on Sunday with Palestinian Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Varsen Aghabekian.
The conference, first announced in March, is to be hosted by Egypt in coordination with Palestine and the United Nations.
In a statement on Monday, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said Abdelatty and Aghabekian discussed Egypt’s intensive efforts, in coordination with Qatar and the US, to restore a ceasefire in Gaza and facilitate the delivery of humanitarian aid.
In May, Palestinians' attempts to reach food aid from the Israeli-American Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) reportedly resulted in the deaths of over 500 civilians.
Gaza’s Health Ministry also reported that hundreds more were injured, and critical food shortages continue across the territory.
Moreover, Abdelatty strongly condemned Israel's arrogance, weaponizing of starvation, and collective punishment used against the Palestinians, describing that as blatant violations of international law and international humanitarian law.
He also reaffirmed Egypt’s complete rejection of the brutal Israeli aggression against Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank.
Egypt's top diplomat reiterated Cairo’s firm stance against the displacement of the Palestinian people from their land and Israeli settlers' repeated assaults on innocent civilians.
He also stressed that Egypt will steadfastly continue to support the Palestinian people and their legitimate rights, defending their cause.
Furthermore, Abdelatty highlighted Egypt’s ongoing diplomatic efforts to advance the two-state solution, demanding an independent Palestinian state on the 4 June 1967 borders with East Jerusalem as its capital.
He also reaffirmed Palestinians' right to self-determination, underlining Egypt’s push for a broader international recognition of Palestine.
For her part, Aghabekian praised Egypt’s consistent support for Palestine and President Abdel-Fattah El-Sisi's efforts to end the Palestinians' suffering and achieve a just, comprehensive solution.
On Sunday, Israeli airstrikes and gunfire killed at least 14 Palestinians, including three children, in Gaza, according to the territory's civil defence agency.
On the same day, US President Donald Trump called for a ceasefire in Israel’s war on Gaza.
“MAKE THE DEAL IN GAZA,” he urged negotiators, as talks resumed over the bloody 20-month war that has killed over 56,000 Palestinians.
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