President Prabowo Voices Full Support for Trump’s 20-Point Gaza Peace Plan at Board of Peace Summit

Jakarta, The Gulf Observer: Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto has expressed Indonesia’s full support for the 20-point Gaza peace plan initiated by US President Donald Trump, during the inaugural meeting of the Board of Peace held in Washington, DC, on Thursday.

Speaking in a video shared on the White House’s official YouTube channel, President Prabowo said Indonesia had thoroughly studied President Trump’s proposal and was fully committed to its implementation.

“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 stated.

President Prabowo acknowledged that implementing the comprehensive peace framework would not be without challenges, emphasizing that various obstacles and complexities are likely to arise during the process. However, he expressed strong confidence in the leadership behind the initiative.

“We know there will be many obstacles and difficulties. But we are very optimistic that under President Trump’s leadership, this vision of real peace will be achieved. There will be problems, but we will prevail,” he said.

Highlighting Indonesia’s long-standing support for Palestinian statehood and regional stability, the president underscored Jakarta’s hope for lasting peace in Palestine, including Gaza. He described the ongoing ceasefire as a significant step forward toward broader reconciliation and reconstruction.

As a tangible demonstration of Indonesia’s commitment, President Prabowo reaffirmed the country’s readiness to deploy up to 8,000 peacekeeping personnel to assist international stabilization efforts in Gaza.

President Prabowo attended the high-level summit at the invitation of President Trump, who initiated the Board of Peace and formally opened the meeting. The gathering brought together leaders from several member countries, including Albania, Argentina, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bahrain, Egypt, Hungary, Kazakhstan, Pakistan, Paraguay, Uzbekistan, and Vietnam.

The summit featured keynote speeches by board leaders, an intervention session during which member state representatives delivered national statements, followed by a vote and the adoption of a resolution aimed at advancing coordinated international efforts toward peace and reconstruction in Gaza.