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    Norway to host donor meeting for Palestinians, won't join Trump's Board of Peace

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    Posted on February 19, 2026

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    Last updated: February 19, 2026

    Norway to host donor meeting for Palestinians, won't join Trump's Board of Peace - Headlines news and analysis from Global Banking & Finance Review
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    Quick Summary

    Norway will host the AHLC donor meeting on Palestinian aid this spring but won’t join President Trump’s Board of Peace. Oslo will work with the U.S. and EU within the AHLC as Trump touts $7B in Gaza reconstruction pledges.

    Table of Contents

    • Donor Funding and Norway’s Position
    • Trump’s $7B Gaza Funding Claim
    • Norway’s Leadership of the Donor Group
    • EU and US as AHLC Vice-Chairs
    • Norway Rejects Board of Peace Membership
    • Attribution and Editing Notes

    Norway to Convene Palestinian Donor Forum, Declines Trump’s Peace Board

    Donor Funding and Norway’s Position

    OSLO, Feb 19 (Reuters) - Norway plans to host a meeting this spring of the Ad-Hoc Liaison Committee (AHCL) for Palestinian aid but is not joining U.S. President Donald Trump's Board of Peace, the Norwegian foreign ministry said in a statement on Thursday.

    Trump’s $7B Gaza Funding Claim

    Trump earlier on Thursday told the first meeting of his peace initiative that $7 billion has been raised for a Gaza reconstruction fund and that Norway had agreed to "host an event bringing together the Board of Peace".

    Norway’s Leadership of the Donor Group

    Norway has for decades led the AHCL, which was set up in the wake of the 1993-1995 Oslo Accords that sought to bring to an end the conflict between Israel and the Palestinians, although peace in the region remains elusive.

    EU and US as AHLC Vice-Chairs

    "The United States, together with the European Union, are vice-chairs of this group... We are in contact with the U.S. about how we can also talk about the peace plan for Gaza there," a spokesperson for Norway's foreign ministry said.

    Norway Rejects Board of Peace Membership

    "Norway has clearly communicated that we will not become a member of the Board of Peace, and this position remains firm."

    Attribution and Editing Notes

    (Reporting by Nora Buli, editing by Terje Solsvik)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Norway will host an AHLC donor meeting this spring focused on Palestinian aid.
    • •Oslo says it will not join President Trump’s newly formed Board of Peace.
    • •Trump said the board’s first meeting secured about $7B for Gaza reconstruction.
    • •Norway noted the U.S. and EU are AHLC vice-chairs and discussions on Gaza can occur there.
    • •Norway has long chaired the AHLC, created after the Oslo Accords.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Norway to host donor meeting for Palestinians, won't join Trump's Board of Peace

    1What is the main topic?

    Norway will host an AHLC donor meeting on Palestinian aid this spring while declining to join President Trump’s new Board of Peace.

    2What is the AHLC?

    The Ad Hoc Liaison Committee is a donor coordination forum for Palestinian aid, chaired by Norway with the U.S. and EU as co-sponsors.

    3What is Trump’s Board of Peace and how is it funded?

    It is a new U.S.-led initiative that Trump says has secured multi‑billion‑dollar pledges for Gaza reconstruction. Norway will not become a member.

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