President Donald Trump convened global leaders this Thursday in Washington, D.C. for the inaugural meeting of the newly announced Peace Council, an international initiative aimed at coordinating the reconstruction of the Gaza Strip after years of conflict.
Delegations from more than 40 countries attended the gathering, representing regions across Asia, the Middle East, Europe, and the Americas. During the event, Trump announced that the United States would contribute $10 billion, while other participating nations pledged billions more for humanitarian aid, infrastructure, and stabilization projects.
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The administration described the council as a high-level platform designed to streamline funding, logistics, and diplomatic cooperation. However, the initiative has also sparked debate among analysts and international observers, particularly regarding its scope and how it may interact with established multilateral institutions.
What is the Peace Council’s main objective?
To mobilize financial resources and international coordination mechanisms to accelerate Gaza’s reconstruction and promote regional stability.
