BySiladitya Ray,
Forbes Staff.
President Donald Trump launched his “Board of Peace” at Davos Thursday, alongside a group of international leaders—including close allies Javier Milei of Argentina and Viktor Orbán of Hungary—and suggested his group would “work with” the United Nations to end conflicts as he once again claimed credit for ending eight wars.
In a speech announcing the group’s launch, Trump claimed everyone wanted to join his board of peace, as a group of around 20 international leaders sat on stage, though none represented major European allies.
Although Trump previously said his group could “replace” the United Nations, in his speech, the president said it will work with the UN and other nations.
