World Bank account for Trump's Board of Peace receives no funds from donor countries
By
Steve Inskeep
Summary
Financial Times reporter Abigail Hauslohner investigates the funding of President Trump's Board of Peace, an international body formed to support Gaza's reconstruction. The board was set up like an exclusive club with lifetime membership costing $1 billion per country, with the World Bank administering the funds. However, the official World Bank account has not received any contributions from donor countries, including the United States, raising questions about where the money went.
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bskyWorld Bank account for Trump's Board of Peace receives no funds from donor countriesnpr.orgKey quotes
· 3 pulledThis started as a tip that I was exploring about the legality of the board to begin
Lifetime membership for countries was supposed to cost $1 billion
The official account has not received any contributions from donor countries, including the United States
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