The Board of Peace is an organization established by Donald Trump to oversee ceasefires in Gaza and resolve global conflicts, comprising around 30 member countries alongside four observers, including Italy.
The Board of Peace, founded by Donald Trump, is designed to manage ceasefires in Gaza and extend its reach to address conflicts on a global scale. With about 30 countries participating, including Israel, the organization also has four observer nations, one of which is Italy. Trump himself leads this initiative, which features a unique leadership structure that emphasizes his role as the president of the council, a position he can only relinquish through voluntary resignation or unanimous agreement by the executive board in case of incapacitation.
The organization's member countries are invited by Trump and are required to contribute financially to maintain their status within the council. Notably, countries willing to pledge over $1 billion will have the privilege to retain their membership beyond the standard three-year term, which adds a financial incentive for nations to support this peace initiative actively. The Board of Peace aims to create a more collaborative and systematic approach to managing international conflicts, drawing on the resources and influence of its member nations to exert pressure towards peace.
This initiative reflects Trump's ongoing involvement in international diplomacy post-presidency and highlights his ambition to secure a legacy centered around peace negotiations. The Board of Peace not only serves as a strategic platform for addressing conflicts but also positions Trump as a prominent figure in global diplomatic efforts. This approach may influence diplomatic relations and alignments within the member nations, reshaping how international partnerships are constructed in pursuit of global peace.
