U.S. President Donald Trump continued on Tuesday to send invitations to several countries to join the “Peace Council” for the Gaza Strip, as part of efforts announced by the White House to advance ceasefire initiatives and establish a political path addressing humanitarian and security conditions in the area.
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Trump recently began forming the Gaza Peace Council, and several world leaders have confirmed receiving official invitations to join.
Jordan
On Sunday, Jordan announced that King Abdullah II received an invitation from President Trump to join the Peace Council. The official spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates, Ambassador Fouad Majali, said that the relevant documents are currently under review in accordance with domestic legal procedures.
Morocco
Morocco also announced that King Mohammed VI accepted Trump’s invitation to join the Peace Council as a “founding member”, according to a statement by the Moroccan Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The ministry noted that the king “commended President Trump’s commitment and vision for advancing peace” and responded positively to the invitation. Morocco will proceed to ratify the council’s founding charter.
China
On Tuesday, China announced it received an invitation from the U.S. to join the Peace Council. Foreign Ministry spokesperson Gao Jiakun said at a press conference that China had received the invitation, without specifying whether Beijing would accept.
Russia
Trump confirmed on Monday that he invited Russian President Vladimir Putin to join the Peace Council. Responding to a reporter in Florida about the invitation, Trump stated, “Yes, he has been invited,” noting that permanent membership in the council requires a $1 billion contribution.
Japan
Japan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that the Prime Minister received an invitation to join Trump’s Gaza Peace Council.
Egypt
Egypt’s Foreign Minister said in a press briefing Saturday that Cairo is reviewing Trump’s invitation for President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi to join the Gaza Peace Council.
Turkey
The Turkish presidency stated that Trump sent a message to President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan inviting him to join the Peace Council, tasked with overseeing temporary administration of Gaza following a fragile ceasefire declared last October.
Argentina
Argentine President Javier Milei announced on Saturday that he received an invitation from Trump to join the Peace Council as a founding member, sharing a photo of the letter on X and describing it as an “honor” to participate.
Canada
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney received an invitation from Trump to join the council, which will supervise post-war Gaza administration. A senior advisor confirmed that Carney intends to accept the invitation.
The White House clarified that under the U.S. plan to end the war in Gaza, Trump will chair the Peace Council. In addition to this council, two associated bodies have been created: a Palestinian technocrats committee to temporarily manage Gaza, and an executive council that appears to serve an advisory role.
The Peace Council, chaired by Trump, will address issues such as enhancing administrative capacity, regional relations, reconstruction, attracting investments, broad-scale financing, and capital mobilization to rebuild Gaza after a two-year war.
The council will oversee the work of the Palestinian technocrats committee, which is tasked with restoring basic public services, rebuilding civil institutions, and stabilizing daily life in Gaza.
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