The Charter of the Peace Council officially entered into force today, and the organization has begun its operations with international status. The signing ceremony by the parties is considered a new phase in global security and the regional settlement process.
The editorial reports that U.S. President Donald Trump, speaking at the signing ceremony, described the step as "a long-awaited and very exciting day" and "one of the most important meetings of all." He stated that the United States, together with the United Nations, is establishing a new mechanism "where we can do almost anything we want."
At the ceremony, Turkey, the USA, Azerbaijan, Indonesia, Argentina, Hungary, Morocco, Pakistan, and Kosovo signed the founding document of the Peace Council. This list demonstrates the broad geopolitical spectrum of the new organization and the creation of a cooperation platform encompassing various regions.
U.S. President Donald Trump dedicated a portion of his speech to the Gaza issue, stating his commitment to the region's "demilitarization, proper governance, and beautiful rebuilding." He emphasized that the achieved ceasefire has resulted in record levels of humanitarian aid delivery.
The operational mechanism of the new organization is expected to be shaped in the next phase, with strengthened coordination among member states. The role the Peace Council will play in resolving regional conflicts, aiming to increase its influence in global diplomacy, will become clear in subsequent processes.