The Embassy of the State of Palestine in Egypt, in cooperation with the Yasser Arafat Foundation, organized a ceremony on Wednesday, April 15, 2026, in Cairo to launch a biographical book on the life of Palestinian national figure Zakaria Al-Agha. The event also marked the release of a related publication by Brigadier General Arabi Kloub titled “Memories and Testimonies of the Struggle of Leader Zakaria Al-Agha.”

The ceremony was attended by the Palestinian Ambassador to Egypt Diab Al-Louh, Assistant Secretary-General for Palestinian and Arab Affairs Faed Mustafa, representatives of the Palestinian leadership, diplomatic and political figures, and members of the Al-Agha family.

The event opened with a moment of silence for the martyrs, followed by the Egyptian and Palestinian national anthems. Ambassador Al-Louh described the occasion as a tribute to a national figure who left a significant legacy of public service and political commitment. He stressed the importance of documenting Palestinian history and reaffirmed solidarity with the Palestinian people, particularly in Gaza, the West Bank, and Jerusalem, as well as with Palestinian prisoners.

Brigadier General Arabi Kloub highlighted Al-Agha’s long political and social contributions, describing him as a principled and dedicated leader who played an important role in Palestinian national work. He emphasized that the book serves as an act of loyalty to his legacy and thanked the Palestinian Embassy and all contributors to the publication.

Palestinian Ambassador Faed Mustafa stated that the event represents the preservation of national memory and historical testimony, helping to strengthen the Palestinian narrative for future generations.
Fatah representative in Cairo, Dr. Mohammed Ghreib, noted that Al-Agha’s legacy cannot be contained in a single book, describing him as a loyal and influential voice within the Palestinian national movement.

Former Gaza Governor Ibrahim Abu Al-Naja also spoke, recalling his long association with Al-Agha and praising his dedication, discipline, and consistent commitment to national work.

The ceremony concluded with expressions of gratitude from the Al-Agha family, who thanked the Embassy, the Yasser Arafat Foundation, and all participants for honoring his memory.