Acceptance comes as world react cautiously to Trump\u2019s plan, starting with Gaza then widening
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\nThe United Arab Emirates has accepted an invitation to join United States President Donald Trump\u2019s newly proposed \u201cBoard of Peace\u201d, the UAE foreign ministry said on Tuesday, making Abu Dhabi one of the first governments to publicly endorse the initiative.
\nThe ministry said the UAE stood ready to \u201ccontribute actively to the mission of the Board of Peace, supporting greater cooperation, stability and prosperity for all\u201d, marking formal alignment with Washington\u2019s new conflict-resolution effort.
\nThe acceptance comes as governments worldwide react cautiously to Trump\u2019s plan, which is intended to begin with the Gaza conflict before expanding to address other global disputes, according to a copy of the invitation letter and draft charter seen by Reuters.
\nSome leaders offered guarded responses. Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni said Italy was \u201cready to do our part\u201d, while Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said Ottawa had agreed \u201cin principle\u201d, pending further details.
\nThe inclusion of a draft charter in the invitation letter raised concerns among some European governments that the initiative could undermine the role of the United Nations, which Trump has repeatedly criticised for failing to support his efforts to end conflicts worldwide.
\nUnder the proposal, the board would be chaired for life by Trump. Member states would serve three-year terms unless they contribute $1 billion each to fund the board\u2019s activities, which would confer permanent membership, according to the letter.
\n\u201cThis simply offers permanent membership to partner countries who demonstrate deep commitment to peace, security and prosperity,\u201d the White House said in a post on X.
\nHungary has also issued an unequivocal acceptance, while most governments have so far refrained from public comment, privately voicing concerns about the plan\u2019s implications for the authority of the United Nations.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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