China confirms invite to join Trump’s Gaza ‘peace board’ but won’t say if will accept
Israeli PM Netanyahu agrees to join Trump's Board of Peace
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China has confirmed receiving an invitation from U.S. President Trump to join a "peace board" initiative aimed at resolving the conflict in Gaza. The invitation is part of Trump's broader effort to advance his 20-point plan for the region. While China acknowledged the invitation through foreign ministry spokesman Guo Jiakun, it has not yet indicated whether it will accept. The proposed board was initially intended to oversee the rebuilding of Gaza, but its role may expand to address other conflicts. Other invitees include Russia and Israel, with the Kremlin stating it is reviewing the proposal's details.
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AI-ExtractedThe board was originally conceived to oversee rebuilding Gaza.
Trump invited dozens of world leaders to join the initiative.
China has not stated whether it will accept the invitation.
China received an invitation to join Trump's Gaza 'peace board'.
The board's role could be expanded to other conflicts.
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