# @cgtneurope on Instagram

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- **Original URL:** https://www.instagram.com/p/DU5_HIlDcpy
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- **Posted:** 2026-02-18T16:31:31.000+00:00
- **Account Owner:** CGTN Europe (@cgtneurope) — https://gondola.cc/cgtneurope

## Caption

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban is heading for the US for the inaugural working session of Trump's Board of Peace and hailed the new international body as a potential replacement for the 'paralyzed' UN.⁣
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"Something important is about to happen, because in the last 10-15 years, the major international organizations tasked with guarding world peace have essentially become paralysed. The best example of this is the UN, but it is not the only one," Orban said.⁣
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The 'Board of Peace' was initially conceived as part of a 20-point US framework aimed at stabilizing and reconstructing post-war Gaza. However, its published charter makes no reference to Gaza and instead names Trump as 'Chairman for Life'.⁣
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According to the charter, three-year memberships are granted by invitation, while permanent status is reportedly available to any country contributing $1 billion to the board’s peace-building fund. Around 30 countries have joined so far, including Israel, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Argentina and Egypt.⁣
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The inaugural working session is set to take place in Washington at the Donald J Trump US Institute of Peace. Trump has announced that member states have pledged more than $5 billion towards initial humanitarian and security initiatives.⁣
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While regional Middle East powers including Turkiye, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Israel - as well as emerging nations such as Indonesia - have joined the board, many other nations  have been more cautious expressing dismay at the prospect of the demise of the UN.⁣
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#boardofpeace #orban #hungary #un⁣

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