US President Donald Trump is organizing the inaugural Board of Peace meeting, where member states will announce investments exceeding $5 billion for Gaza’s reconstruction and security. Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif will also be present at the meeting, which will include delegations from over 40 nations, including India. The Board of Peace, established by President Trump, aims to supervise humanitarian aid, rebuilding efforts, and security measures in Gaza.
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt disclosed that member states have committed over $5 billion for Gaza’s humanitarian and rebuilding initiatives. Additionally, they have pledged thousands of personnel for the International Stabilisation Force and local police to ensure security for Gazans. The funding is intended for the reconstruction of Gaza, emphasizing a significant investment in the region.
The oversight of the funds will be managed by the Board of Peace, with President Trump as the chairman. All member parties are expected to have voting rights on funding decisions. Furthermore, a technocratic layer beneath the official Board of Peace, comprising member countries, will also play a role in decision-making. The meeting will feature prominent speakers, including President Trump, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, and other key officials.
Senior administration officials have confirmed the participation of over 40 countries in the meeting. Notable nations sending representatives include India, Israel, Japan, Jordan, Egypt, and Pakistan. The Board of Peace’s objective is to announce pledges exceeding $5 billion for reconstruction efforts. The focus will be on establishing peace and security in the Middle East.
