Trump’s ‘Board of Peace’ Launches, 20 World Leaders Sign Charter with US President

US President Donald Trump, speaking at the World Economic Forum in Davis, claimed that he has ended eight wars since returning to power. President Trump said that due to the recent foreign policy of the US, there has been a clear reduction in global tensions.

Talking about Iran, President Trump praised the US attacks on Iranian nuclear facilities in June last year and claimed that as a result of these attacks, Iran’s nuclear capability was completely destroyed. According to him, Iran is now eager for negotiations and is showing its willingness to talk to the US.

President Trump, referring to the US operations against ISIS in Syria, said that positive progress is being made in the region and the security threats facing Europe, the US and the Middle East have significantly decreased. He said that a year ago, the world was in a serious crisis, but now the situation is relatively better and more stable.

On this occasion, President Trump officially announced the establishment of his proposed global forum, the ‘Board of Peace’. He said that the purpose of this forum is to provide an effective platform for resolving international disputes.

According to President Trump, 59 countries are involved in peace efforts in the Middle East and many world leaders are interested in becoming part of this forum.

Later, President Trump also signed the Charter of the Board of Peace in Davos. The leaders of Bahrain and Morocco were also present on this occasion.

After signing the documents, President Trump presented them to the media, after which other world leaders also came and signed the Charter.

Speaking about Gaza, President Trump said that if Hamas does not give up its weapons, the situation could become more serious. He clarified that the United States will continue to work with other international organizations, including the United Nations.