Axios also reports that the Trump administration plans to use this meeting to promote the second phase of the ceasefire agreement in Gaza, as well as to raise funds for the reconstruction of the region.
Initially, the "Council of Peace" was created to address issues concerning the future of the Gaza Strip as part of Trump's peace plan, but now the U.S. president views it as a means to resolve conflicts in other parts of the world.
According to the charter of the "Council of Peace," Donald Trump holds the position of chairman and can only leave it at his own discretion. Other state leaders can join the organization solely by invitation from the U.S. president.
It has become known that most leading European countries have declined to participate in the "Council of Peace," while countries such as Israel, Hungary, Indonesia, Saudi Arabia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, and several others have accepted Trump's invitation.
