The Trump administration has announced that the Peace Board, chaired by former U.S. President Donald Trump, will hold its inaugural meeting on February 19 at the United States Institute of Peace in Washington.
The gathering is expected to focus on fundraising efforts and strategic discussions regarding global conflicts, according to official statements. It will mark the first formal meeting of the group since the signing ceremony held in Davos.
Officials indicated that the meeting will also address post-conflict reconstruction efforts in the Gaza Strip, alongside broader international peace and stability initiatives.
The Peace Board is seen as part of wider diplomatic efforts aimed at fostering dialogue and cooperation in regions affected by prolonged conflicts.
