The Trump administration is hosting the first meeting of the peace council in Washington and expects a significant number of nations to attend, including Finland, although Finland plans to follow the EU's position and participate as an observer.
The peace council initiated by President Donald Trump is convening today for its inaugural meeting in Washington, D.C., marking a significant step in international diplomacy under his administration. According to a source from CNN, the Trump administration anticipates participation from a large number of countries, either sending representatives or attending as observers, with Finland also receiving an invitation. This meeting aims to gather various country leaders and representatives to discuss peace initiatives, particularly in the context of recent events in the Middle East.
