US EditionTrump to Host Inaugural Peace Board Meeting to Fund Gaza Reconstruction
More than $5 billion pledged by member states to fund Gaza reconstruction and deploy thousands to an international stabilization force, aiming to support peace and security.
- On Feb 19, U.S. President Donald Trump will host the Board of Peace meeting in Washington, announcing members' pledges of more than US$5 billion and chairing before leaving for Georgia, White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said.
- On Jan 23, President Donald Trump signed documents establishing the Board of Peace as part of his 20-point Gaza plan, endorsed by the United Nations Security Council.
- The participant list shows more than 40 countries and the EU will send observers, with 26 member countries and only Indonesia offering troop commitments; Belarusian officials' visas were not issued.
- Central to Thursday's discussions will be disarming Hamas and creating an armed International Stabilization Force, with updates from the Gaza Executive Board and humanitarian aid for 2 million Palestinians amid tensions between Israel and Qatar.
- Critics warn the board may compete with the United Nations after Trump suggested it might supplant the U.N. Security Council and expand globally, with membership requiring a $1 billion fee.
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