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Trump Asks Countries to Pay $1 Billion for Permanent Peace Board Seats
Countries must contribute $1 billion for permanent seats on Trump’s Board of Peace, which critics say could rival the United Nations and concentrate power in the chairman’s hands.
- On September 23, 2025, President Donald Trump proposed a Board of Peace and asked countries seeking permanent membership to contribute at least $1 billion, with a draft naming Trump as inaugural chairman.
- The draft charter frames the board as an international organization to promote stability, restore governance and secure peace, but several nations oppose donor control of funds and worry it rivals the United Nations.
- The charter caps membership to three-year terms renewable by the Chairman, mandates voting meetings at least annually or as the Chairman deems fit, and assigns the Chairman approval of the official seal.
- On Friday, the White House announced an executive panel including Rubio, Witkoff, Kushner, and Blair, while Netanyahu criticized the Gaza plan for lacking coordination and officials did not comment.
- Becoming official once three member states agree, the charter grants the Chairman power to remove members, subject to a two-thirds majority veto, and requires designating a successor at all times.
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Donald Trump seeks $1bn from nations for seat on ‘Board of Peace’, says report; White House pushes back
The charter describes the Board of Peace as an international organisation aimed at promoting stability, restoring governance and securing peace in areas affected by conflict.
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Donald Trump Asks Countries To Pay at Least USD 1 Billion for Permanent Seat on Gaza ‘Board of Peace’, Says Report
Under the plan, US President Donald Trump would serve as the board’s inaugural chairman, while member states would hold terms of up to three years, renewable at the chairman’s discretion. More details are awaited. Donald Trump Asks Countries To Pay at Least USD 1 Billion for Permanent Seat on Gaza ‘Board of Peace’, Says Report.
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