ISLAMABAD: The meeting is expected to be held on February 19 and will be chaired by US President Donald Trump. Pakistan’s delegation will be led either by the prime minister or the deputy prime minister, who will represent the country at the forum.
Sources said discussions at the meeting will center on the current situation in Gaza, with a focus on initiatives aimed at fostering peace and regional stability. Participants are also likely to explore long-term approaches and potential frameworks to address humanitarian needs, political challenges, and security issues stemming from the ongoing crisis.
Pakistan’s participation highlights its continued involvement in international diplomatic efforts related to conflict resolution and global peace. Officials believe the forum will allow Pakistan to present its stance on Gaza and contribute to collective discussions on coordinated international responses.
Details regarding the full agenda and the list of participating countries have not yet been made public. However, the meeting is being viewed as a significant opportunity for consultation on de-escalation and sustainable stability in the region. Further information about Pakistan’s representation and the outcomes of the discussions is expected closer to the meeting date.
Earlier, on February 7, 2026, Axios reported that the White House was preparing to convene the first leaders’ meeting of President Trump’s proposed “Board of Peace” focused on Gaza. According to the report, the gathering was also envisioned as a fundraising event to support Gaza’s reconstruction, though plans were still at a preliminary stage and subject to change.
Axios added that the meeting is slated to take place at the US Institute of Peace in Washington. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is also scheduled to meet President Trump at the White House on February 18, one day ahead of the planned Board of Peace session. At the time of the report, neither the White House nor the US State Department had responded to media inquiries.
