Trump to Reveal ‘Board of Peace,’ Meets Zelensky in Davos Summit
U.S. President Trump is set to unveil a new international initiative called the “Board of Peace.” This project aims to oversee the reconstruction efforts in Gaza. A significant event is scheduled for today at the Davos Summit, where leaders from various countries will gather.
Countries Announced to Join the ‘Board of Peace’
Numerous nations have accepted the invitation to be part of the Board. The following countries have confirmed their participation:
- Israel
- United Arab Emirates
- Saudi Arabia
- Egypt
- Qatar
- Bahrain
- Turkey
- Hungary
- Belarus
- Morocco
- Kosovo
- Argentina
- Paraguay
- Armenia
- Azerbaijan
- Kazakhstan
- Uzbekistan
- Indonesia
- Pakistan
- Vietnam
Insights from Key Leaders
Mark Carney, the Prime Minister of Canada, will also join the board. He noted that several details, particularly financial aspects, remain to be finalized.
President Trump mentioned that Russian President Vladimir Putin may participate. Trump indicated to CNN that he believes some of the board’s members may be considered controversial.
Details of the Davos Summit
During the summit, Trump will chair the Board of Peace. He has extended invitations to approximately 50 countries. Reports suggest that around 35 of those nations are expected to attend the signing ceremony today.
This initiative represents a multi-national effort in response to the humanitarian needs in Gaza, aiming to foster collaboration among diverse nations.
