On Thursday, a ceremony was held in Davos to sign the founding documents of a new international initiative by US President Donald Trump, which the American media has dubbed the Board of Peace (in a number of publications – “Council of Peace”). According to media reports, the documents were signed by representatives of Azerbaijan, Argentina, Armenia, Bulgaria, Hungary, Indonesia, Jordan, Kazakhstan, Qatar, Mongolia, the UAE, Pakistan, Paraguay, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Uzbekistan, and Kosovo.
The ceremony was held publicly and was reported by American media outlets, which published footage and details of the signing of the charter. According to ABC News, the charter establishes an expanded mandate for the structure as an “international organization” that goes beyond a single regional dossier.
It should be noted that Kosovo is a partially recognized state: Serbia does not recognize Kosovo’s independence, declared in 2008, and continues to consider the region its territory (the Autonomous Province of Kosovo and Metohija).
