Less than 20 states at the Peace Board ceremony, Trump speaks of highly popular “ ” “not so popular”

US President Donald Trump's signing ceremony for his new Peace Board included representatives from less than 20 countries and none of the traditional Western European allies, reports CNN Countries represented on stage in Davos were mainly from the Middle East and South America, with leaders from [...]
US President Donald Trump's signing ceremony for his new Peace Board included representatives from less than 20 countries and none of the traditional Western European allies, CNN reports.
The countries represented on stage in Davos were mainly from the Middle East and South America, with leaders from Saudi Arabia, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, Argentina and Paraguay among those attending. Kosovo President Vjosa Osmani is also attending the ceremony, reports Express.
“We are truly honored by your presence today”, Trump said, referring to them as, “in most of the very popular governing cases, in some cases not so popular”.
The total number of participants is smaller than about 35 that a senior administration official had predicted for reporters earlier this week. And it did not include any Western European country, some of which have raised concerns about the idea of a board dedicated to peace that could include opponents like Russia, which is currently at war with one of their allies./Periscopi/












