Pakistan has decided to take part in the first meeting of the Gaza Board of Peace, marking an important diplomatic move to support peace and stability in the region. Sources said the meeting will take place on February 19 under the chairmanship of US President Donald Trump.
Pakistan will send either the prime minister or the deputy prime minister to represent the country.
Diplomatic sources said participants will discuss the situation in Gaza, steps to promote peace and stability, and a future roadmap to address ongoing challenges.
Officials said Pakistan’s participation reflects its wider diplomatic efforts to support regional peace and help address the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. They added that Islamabad remains committed to backing international initiatives aimed at achieving lasting peace and stability in the region.
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The “Board of Peace” (an initiative by US President Donald Trump) is scheduled to conduct its first leaders’ meeting on February 19.
A US government official confirmed the date on Saturday but refused to say anything more. Further inquiries were passed to the White House, which has yet to respond.
The meeting is reportedly going to be held at the US Institute of Peace in Washington, DC. The gathering is also expected to be a fund-raising conference on the rebuilding of the Gaza.
