Donald Trump announced the attraction of over $5 billion from the founding countries of the Peace Council for humanitarian needs and infrastructure restoration in Gaza. The funds will be finalized on February 19 in Washington.
US President Donald Trump announced the attraction of significant financial resources from the founding countries of the recently established Peace Council. The funds will be directed to humanitarian needs and capital restoration of infrastructure in Gaza, which has suffered significant destruction during the prolonged armed conflict. This is reported by UNN.
Details
According to the administration's plans, the participating countries have already confirmed their readiness to provide more than 5 billion US dollars. These agreements are to be finalized on February 19 at an official meeting in Washington, where the deployment of "thousands of personnel" to international stabilization forces will also be discussed. President Trump emphasized a key condition for the successful completion of the peace process.
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It is very important that Hamas fulfills its obligation for complete and immediate demilitarization
– Trump stated in his address on the Truth Social platform.
Political composition of the Council and international support
The Peace Council has brought together a wide range of international leaders, including Argentine President Javier Milei and Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, as well as representatives from Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and the UAE. According to sources, the status of a permanent member of the board of directors implies a contribution of at least 1 billion dollars. Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni also plans to join the discussion in Washington as an observer.
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