Washington(The COW News Digital)US President Donald Trump officially announced the establishment of the Gaza Board of Peace at a signing ceremony in Davos, Switzerland, with Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and leaders from several other countries also signing the agreement, marking the full enactment of the charter.
Speaking at the event, President Trump expressed gratitude to all participating nations and emphasized that the board will operate in close coordination with the United Nations and other international partners. “I am thankful to all countries joining the Gaza Board of Peace. We will continue working with the UN and other nations to ensure stability and security in the region,” he said.
Trump highlighted the critical role of former British Prime Minister Tony Blair in the board’s efforts and underscored the importance of multilateral cooperation for achieving lasting peace in the Middle East. He reiterated that the initiative aims to bring an end to the ongoing conflict in Gaza, calling on Hamas to disarm or face destruction.
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The US president also reflected on his broader peacekeeping record, noting that he has intervened to halt eight wars globally, including preventing conflict between Pakistan and India, both nuclear-armed states. “I stopped multiple wars, including between Pakistan and India, making the world safer,” he said.
Trump further stated that the United States remains open to dialogue with Iran. “Iran wants to negotiate, and we are prepared to engage,” he said, emphasizing diplomacy alongside security measures.
According to Arab media reports, the Gaza Board of Peace now includes participation from 19 countries, with Pakistan, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Türkiye, Indonesia, Bahrain, Egypt, Jordan, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, and the United Arab Emirates among the members. The board is intended to serve as a central mechanism for monitoring peace efforts, coordinating humanitarian aid, and supporting long-term stability in Gaza.
Observers note that the formation of the board represents a significant diplomatic initiative in the Middle East, aiming to bring together regional and global powers under a unified framework for peace. The charter seeks to balance military deterrence, humanitarian oversight, and political dialogue to prevent further escalation.
Trump concluded his remarks by expressing optimism about the board’s prospects. “Many nations want to participate in the Gaza Peace Board. Together, we are working to end the war and establish lasting peace in the region,” he said.
As the board begins its operations, international attention will focus on its ability to enforce ceasefire measures, facilitate disarmament, and promote cooperation among member states to stabilize one of the most volatile regions in the world.
