The full text of the charter for the Board of Peace, an international organization led by United States President Donald Trump, has been released. The charter outlines the structure, membership, and governance of the Board, which aims to promote stability and lasting peace in conflict-affected regions. Membership is by invitation and is limited to heads of state or government, with terms and responsibilities clearly defined. The Chairman, initially Donald Trump, holds significant authority, including the power to appoint executive members, establish subcommittees, and dissolve the Board. The Board's operations are funded voluntarily, and its decisions and amendments require varying levels of approval from member states and the Chairman. The charter emphasizes pragmatic and results-oriented approaches to peace-building, aiming to avoid dependency and foster local ownership of peace processes.