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A new international initiative spearheaded by former United States President Donald Trump, known as the Board of Peace, is steadily gaining momentum as more countries formally sign on.

According to reports, the proposed body is designed to function as a multinational platform aimed at coordinating efforts to resolve major global conflicts and promote diplomatic stability.

A senior White House official disclosed that approximately 35 world leaders have already committed to joining the initiative.
The current list features a mix of long-standing U.S. allies and a number of more controversial participants.

Countries that have formally accepted Trump’s invitation so far include:

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Here are the countries:

Countries that have formally accepted Trump’s invitation so far include:

Middle East & North Africa:
Israel, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Jordan, Qatar, Egypt, Morocco

Europe:
Turkey, Hungary, Kosovo, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus

Asia:
Pakistan, Indonesia, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Vietnam

Latin America:
Paraguay

As discussions continue and additional countries weigh their participation, the Board of Peace is shaping up to be one of the most ambitious—and contentious—foreign policy initiatives associated with Trump’s post-presidency agenda

I know that Trump will not let BRICKS have their way
Meanwhile no African country was considered.

udede:
I know that Trump will not let BRICKS have their way
Meanwhile no African country was considered.

Because they are mostly irrelevant. If they are considered it would mostly be as a window dressing.

Alusiizizi:
Because they are mostly irrelevant. If they are considered it would mostly be as a window dressing.

Egypt

udede:
I know that Trump will not let BRICKS have their way
Meanwhile no African country was considered.

Egypt

And each country will pay $1 billion to join,to be renewed every year.