US President Donald Trump is reportedly seeking to establish an international organization called the 'Board of Peace' as an alternative to the United Nations, according to a Bloomberg report. The draft charter obtained by Bloomberg states that Trump would serve as the first chairman with full veto power over membership selection and removal. Countries would be required to pay one billion dollars to become permanent members, while general membership would last three years.

The draft charter argues that existing international structures have failed to maintain peace and calls for a more flexible and effective global peace body. Analysts believe this initiative signals Trump’s intent to create a parallel framework to the UN. The Board of Peace is described as an organization aimed at ensuring stability, lawful governance, and sustainable peace in conflict-prone regions.

According to the report, several countries, including Egypt, Turkey, Argentina, and Canada, have been invited to join the board to oversee Gaza’s reconstruction and interim governance. Egypt is still considering the invitation, while Canada has expressed interest.