What is ‘Board of Peace’? Trump sent invitation to India to attend, also invited Pakistan; Know everything about it

What is the ‘Board of Peace: us President donald trump Has invited India to join the ‘Board of Peace’, the proposed international body to handle the post-war arrangement, reconstruction and governance in Gaza. This initiative is being considered an important part of the second phase of Trump’s Gaza ceasefire plan. Sources familiar with the matter confirmed this on Sunday.

According to sources, President Trump has invited India as well as many other global leaders and countries to be a part of this board. this board Gaza Governance will monitor important tasks like capacity building, reconstruction, investment and capital raising.

Pakistan also got invitation

Hours before India received the invitation, Pakistan’s Foreign Office issued a statement saying that Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has also received an invitation from Trump to join the ‘Board of Peace’. Pakistan has said that it will continue to support international efforts for peace and stability in Gaza.

Which countries and leaders should be invited?

According to sources, prominent global leaders and countries who have been invited to join this board include Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, top leaders of France, Germany, Australia and Canada.

What is ‘Board of Peace’?

According to White House information, the Board of Peace will be formed as a new international organization, which will be headed by President Donald Trump himself. Its objective is to ensure lasting peace, legal and credible governance and economic stability in Gaza after the war.

Trump has described this initiative as the center of his 20-point ‘Comprehensive Plan’, which he presented in September last year. Trump claims that this plan has received the support of many leaders of Arab countries, Israel and Europe and it also received formal support through United Nations Security Council Resolution 2803 in November.

Membership conditions are also strict

According to Reuters and Financial Times reports, in the draft charter sent by the Trump administration to about 60 countries, a condition has been laid down that if any country wants membership of the board for more than three years, it will have to contribute $ 1 billion.

Who will be included in the board?

The prominent names that have been confirmed so far include US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Trump’s special envoy Steve Witkoff, Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner, former British Prime Minister Tony Blair, billionaire investor Mark Rowan, World Bank President Ajay Banga, senior US National Security Council official Robert Gabriel.

Separate administrative structure for Gaza

Along with the board, two more institutions are also being formed. The National Committee for the Administration of Gaza (NCAG), which will be led by Palestinian technocrat Dr. Ali Shaath. This committee will work on the restoration of public services, civil institutions and normal life in Gaza. The Gaza Executive Board will include representatives from Turkey, Qatar, Egypt, Israel, the UAE and the United Nations.

Why is this invitation important for India?

India’s invitation to join this board reflects its growing diplomatic role in West Asia and its image as a reliable partner at the global level. If India joins this initiative, it will be considered a major step towards its active role in resolving the Gaza crisis.