Board of Peace Countries

 

As of February 2026, over 25 countries have joined Donald Trump's "Board of Peace" as founding members, aimed at reconstructing Gaza and promoting stability, with a focus on Middle Eastern and Asian nations

. Key participants include Argentina, Israel, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Egypt, Qatar, Jordan, the United Arab Emirates, Hungary, and Pakistan. 

• Key Founding Members:Argentina, Israel, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Egypt, Jordan, Qatar, United Arab Emirates, Hungary, Pakistan, Bahrain, Indonesia, Morocco, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Kosovo, Kazakhstan, Vietnam, Mongolia, and Cambodia
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Other Potential Members: Early reports indicated over 25-35 countries showing interest, including Albania, Belarus, Bulgaria, El Salvador, and Uzbekistan.
Declined or Paused: Several European nations, including France, Germany, Italy, Greece, Norway, Sweden, and the United Kingdom declined or paused, while Canada's invitation was rescinded.
Observers/Uncertain: Italy, Greece, South Korea, and the European Union were expected to attend as observers, while Russia's participation remained undecided. 

The board, initiated to address security and reconstruction, is chaired by Donald Trump and involves, in some cases, significant financial pledges of $1 billion for permanent membership.