Romania has been invited by the United States to become a member of the Council for Peace, announced the Cotroceni Palace on Sunday. According to the presidential administration in Bucharest, the American president, Donald Trump, has sent a letter in this regard to his Romanian counterpart, Nicusor Dan, reports IPN.
The Presidential Administration of Romania has clarified that the invitation is part of the US plans to establish an expanded international body for mediating global conflicts, under the leadership of President Donald Trump.
The Council for Peace is part of the second phase of Donald Trump’s peace plan to resolve the conflict between Israel and Hamas in the Gaza Strip. The body will oversee the new transition committee for Gaza, a region severely affected by the two-year-long war.
The White House announced on Friday that former British Prime Minister Tony Blair will be part of the executive composition of the council, alongside American Secretary of State Marco Rubio, special presidential envoy for the Middle East, Steve Witkoff, and Donald Trump’s son-in-law, Jared Kushner.