What to know about Trump's "Board of Peace" as world leaders sign founding charter in Davos

January 22, 2026

TL;DR

The "Board of Peace" was officially launched in Davos, Switzerland, as part of the Trump administration's peace plan.
The board's initial focus was on Gaza's redevelopment, but President Trump hinted at broader global ambitions.
Many U.S. allies, including the UK and Belgium, declined to sign the charter, citing concerns about the board's scope and invitations to Russia and Belarus.
The White House provided lists of appointed members for the Board of Peace and a separate "Gaza Executive Board."
A $1 billion contribution can grant countries permanent membership, while participation is not solely dependent on financial contributions.
President Trump suggested the board could potentially operate in conjunction with or even supersede the United Nations.

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