Trump withdraws Carney’s invitation to ‘Board of Peace’

 

U.S.  Prime Minister Mark Carney has been invited to join President Donald Trump's new Board of Peace, but Trump has said he will not. Trump described Carney's invitation as "the most prestigious Board of Leaders ever assembled, at any time" in a post on Truth Social. He did not provide any specifics regarding the reason he was withdrawing Carney's invitation.

U.S.  Prime Minister Mark Carney has not been invited to join President Donald Trump's new "Board of Peace." Today, in a social media post, Trump called Carney's invitation "the most prestigious Board of Leaders ever assembled, at any time." He didn't say why he was removing Carney's invitation. It comes after Carney delivered a well-received speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, in which he warned that the old world order is over and urged the middle powers to unite in the face of larger powers' attempts to exert economic pressure on them.

On Wednesday, Trump stated that he had listened to the prime minister's speech and that Carney was not "grateful." At the international gathering earlier today, Trump unveiled his brand-new "Board of Peace," but many world leaders, including those from Canada and Europe, were absent.

Trump said on Wednesday that he had listened to the speech the prime minister gave and that Carney wasn't "grateful." Trump unveiled his brand-new "Board of Peace" at the international gathering earlier today, but many world leaders, including those from Canada and Europe, were absent.