Summary
President Donald Trump announced the creation of a "Board of Peace," a group aimed at solving international conflicts. The board, launched in Davos, Switzerland, requires a $1 billion fee for permanent membership and includes notable figures like Tony Blair and Marco Rubio. Some countries have joined the initiative, but others like the UK have declined.
Key Facts
- President Trump announced the "Board of Peace" at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
- The board is intended to help resolve international conflicts and originally aimed to rebuild Gaza.
- Membership in the board requires a $1 billion payment for a permanent seat.
- President Trump serves as chairman, with members including Tony Blair and Marco Rubio.
- Some countries, like the UK, France, Norway, Sweden, and Slovenia, have opted out of joining.
- Trump stated the board will work with organizations including the United Nations.
- There is skepticism from Palestinians about the board's effectiveness in addressing their issues.
