Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto has voiced full support for a 20-point Gaza peace plan proposed by US President Donald Trump. The declaration came during the inaugural meeting of the Board of Peace in Washington, DC, on Thursday, February 19, 2026.
Indonesia Backs Trump’s Gaza Plan
According to a video shared via the White House YouTube channel, President Prabowo stated, “From the first day we studied President Trump’s 20-point plan, we completely agreed and are fully committed to it. That is why we joined the Board of Peace.” He acknowledged potential difficulties in implementing the plan but expressed optimism that, “under President Trump’s leadership, this vision of real peace will be achieved.”
Indonesia’s commitment extends to providing personnel for stabilization efforts. President Prabowo reaffirmed his country’s readiness to contribute up to 8,000 peacekeepers to support international efforts. He cited the existing ceasefire as a significant step forward in achieving peace in Palestine, including Gaza.
International Participation
The Board of Peace meeting included leaders from over 20 countries, including Albania, Argentina, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bahrain, Egypt, Hungary, Kazakhstan, Pakistan, Paraguay, Uzbekistan, and Vietnam. The meeting agenda included speeches, statements from member state leaders, a vote, and the adoption of a resolution.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Board of Peace?
The Board of Peace was initiated by US President Donald Trump and held its inaugural meeting on Thursday, February 19, 2026, in Washington, DC. It is charged with overseeing a reconstruction plan for Gaza and leading an International Stabilisation Force.
What is Indonesia’s role in the Board of Peace?
Indonesia, under President Prabowo Subianto, has expressed full support for the 20-point Gaza peace plan and has joined the Board of Peace. Indonesia has also committed to contributing up to 8,000 peacekeepers to support international stabilization efforts.
What challenges are anticipated in implementing the peace plan?
President Prabowo acknowledged that implementing the 20-point Gaza peace plan would not be easy and that various obstacles and difficulties are likely to arise throughout the process.
As the Board of Peace moves forward, what impact will the involvement of nations outside of traditional US alliances have on the plan’s ultimate success?
