President Emmanuel Macron does not intend to accept Donald Trump's invitation to attend the Peace Council," Bloomberg informs, citing a close associate of the French leader.
The peace plan agreed by the US and Israel in September 2025 provides that the Gaza Strip will go on temporary management technocratic, apolitical the Palestinian Committee liable for the regular functioning of public services and municipalities. Oversight of the committee, in which both Palestinian and global experts will sit, is to be held by the Peace Council chaired by Donald Trump. According to Reuters, the current U.S. president would service this function for life.
The Agency besides reports that the Council of Peace can besides be liable for supporting another conflicts in the world.
Previously, the French abroad Minister, Jean-Noel Barrot, pointed out the broad scope of competences of the Council of Peace in and outside Gaza and the large powers conferred on its President. Barrot added that Trump, as president of the Council, would be able to approve fresh members, appoint his successor and veto decisions taken by majority.
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On a question in Miami about a possible deficiency of France's participation, Trump suggested that he could usage the duties as a means of pressure, simultaneously undermining Macro's position and commenting that Nobody wants him due to the fact that he's leaving office soon..
As Politico stated, Emmanuel Macron has decided to refuse to participate for fear that the Peace Council may have extended powers beyond the interim management of the Gaza Strip and possibly undermine the UN's competence.
According to Bloomberg, states curious in permanent membership of the Peace Council would make a financial contribution of at least $1 billion for a three-year period of participation. The White home did not confirm this amount, emphasizing on social media that no minimum membership fee.
Poland in the Council of Peace
We've written., that over 60 planet leaders are to participate in the work of the Peace Council, including Karol Nawrocki, as informed by the head of the president of the global Policy Office, Marcin Przycz.
