Trump calls world leaders on the Peace Board

The presidents of Argentina and Romania said on Sunday they were invited to attend the inaugural meeting of “Bord of Peace” controversial US President Donald Trump in Washington on 19 February. Writing on his Facebook page, Romania's president, Nicusor, said his country had not yet received [...]
Writing on his Facebook page, Romania's president, Nicusor, said his country had not yet made a decision on whether to accept the invitation or not.
Javier Mile of Argentina said he would attend the event, while not participating in a galaxy to be held at the Trump residence in Mar-a-Lago, Florida, on Monday, where he was scheduled to attend, Chief of Staff Manuel Adorni announced on Sunday.
On Saturday, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban said he too had received an invitation to attend the meeting and that he intends to go.
Trump launched “Peace Board” at the World Economic Forum in Davos in January, and about 19 countries have signed its founding statute.
Tens of world leaders have received invitations to become part of the “Peace Board”. Permanent members must pay $1 billion to join.
Several countries including Croatia, France, Italy, New Zealand and Norway have already refused to join him, and others have said they can consider doing so only if his statute is changed.
Under its current statute, the “Peace Board” has Trump as chairman and as US representatives.












