Egypt has officially joined former U.S. President Donald Trump's proposed 'Board of Peace', marking a significant shift in Middle Eastern diplomacy as global leaders gather at this year's World Economic Forum in Davos. 🇪🇬🤝
What's Happening?
President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi confirmed Egypt's participation on Wednesday (January 21, 2026), stating the move aligns with both domestic legal protocols and UN Security Council mandates. The initiative aims to address the ongoing Gaza conflict and broader regional tensions.
"Egypt supports the Board's mission to advance efforts for a just peace in Gaza," the foreign ministry declared.
Davos Spotlight
El-Sisi's announcement comes as he meets global leaders in Switzerland, where Trump's proposal has become a hot topic. The Egyptian leader positioned his nation as a key stabilizer in the Middle East, praising Lebanon's recent stability efforts and calling for inclusive political processes in Syria.
Gaza at the Core
Reiterating Egypt's long-standing stance, el-Sisi emphasized that resolving the Palestinian issue remains "the cornerstone of regional stability." He credited Trump's team with helping broker last October's Israel-Hamas ceasefire.
While details about the Board's structure remain scarce, analysts see Egypt's involvement as a strategic play to balance Trump's vision with Cairo's multilateral priorities. 🔄🌐
