Trump to Launch ‘Board of Peace,’ Meet Zelensky at Davos Summit
Donald Trump is set to launch the “Board of Peace,” a new initiative focused on overseeing the reconstruction of Gaza. The launch will occur during the upcoming Davos Summit, where Trump plans to host a signing ceremony.
Participating Countries
A variety of countries have accepted Trump’s invitation to be part of this board. Currently, the confirmed members include:
- Israel
- United Arab Emirates
- Saudi Arabia
- Egypt
- Qatar
- Bahrain
- Turkey
- Hungary
- Belarus
- Morocco
- Kosovo
- Argentina
- Paraguay
- Armenia
- Azerbaijan
- Kazakhstan
- Uzbekistan
- Indonesia
- Pakistan
- Vietnam
Canadian Involvement
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has also confirmed his participation. While details regarding the board’s financial commitments remain unresolved, Carney’s involvement highlights international interest.
Russia’s Potential Role
Trump has indicated that Russian President Vladimir Putin has tentatively agreed to join the board. However, Putin has yet to make an official statement on his involvement. He has suggested the possibility of using Russian assets currently frozen in the United States to pay a $1 billion fee for a permanent seat.
Expected Attendance at Davos
Invitations have been sent to around 50 countries, with approximately 35 expected to attend the signing ceremony at the Davos Summit. This gathering aims to gather global support for the reconstruction efforts in Gaza.
As the head of the board, Trump aims to tackle complex geopolitical challenges while focusing on peace and reconstruction in the region.
