Who is Namgya C. Khampa? Full profile of the Indian diplomat representing India on Trump’s Board of Peace: – ..

News India Live, Digital Desk: For the first time, India participated in the meeting of the ‘Board of Peace’ created by the Trump administration for the reconstruction and peace of Gaza. ‘Observer’ Took part as. Senior IFS officer Namgya C. Khampa participated from the Indian side in this historic meeting.

Namgya C. Khampa: Career and Achievements

batch: Namgya C. Khampa 2000 batch Is an Indian Foreign Service (IFS) officer.

Current Position: As of February 2026, he will be based at the Indian Embassy in the US (Washington, DC). ‘Business Manager’ And serves as Deputy Chief of Mission. She takes charge of the mission in the ambassador’s absence.

Previous Experience:

Kenya and Somalia: She has been India’s High Commissioner to Kenya and Ambassador to Somalia (2022-2024).

Nepal: He has served as Deputy Chief of Mission at the Indian Embassy in Kathmandu.

China: She has been part of the Indian Mission to China twice (2002-2006 and 2013-2016), giving her a deep understanding of regional politics.

Prime Minister’s Office (PMO): Between 2016 and 2018, she was on deputation to the PMO.

United Nations (UN): He has also played an important role in the Permanent Mission of India to the United Nations in New York.

What is Trump’s ‘Board of Peace’?

President Trump has formed this board for the redevelopment of Gaza Strip and establishing peace there.

Objective: Rebuilding infrastructure and implementing a new system of governance in Gaza.

Key Members: The chairman of this board himself donald trump Are. US Secretary of State among other prominent names blonde frame, jared kushnerand President of the World Bank Ajay Banga Are included.

India’s role: India is not yet a full member of this board, but is reviewing the processes as an ‘observer’.

Key Takeaways from the meeting

Trump’s ‘tariff’ claim: During the meeting, Trump again claimed that he India and Pakistan in 2025 Had stopped the war between. He said that “I threatened both countries with 200% tariffs, after which they came to the negotiating table.”

India’s stand: India has not yet taken a final decision to join this ‘Peace Board’. External Affairs Ministry spokesperson has said that India welcomes all peace initiatives but it will not compromise with its strategic autonomy.

Presence of Shahbaz Sharif: Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif was also present in the meeting, where Trump asked him to ‘stand up and give respect’.