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President Vjosa Osmani signed the document establishing the Peace Board during a ceremony led by President Donald Trump.
"Once this Council is fully formed, we can do almost anything we want to do. We will do this in cooperation with the UN," Trump said.
"We will have peace in the world and that would be a great legacy for all of us. Everyone in this room is a 'star', otherwise you wouldn't be here. There is a reason why you are here," he added.
It is noteworthy that the American president has invited to the podium a group of leaders of states that have agreed to sign up for the Peace Board.
Among them, the President of Kosovo, Vjosa Osmani, stood out. She was the only woman present at this podium.
In his speech, Donald Trump also mentioned the issue of the war on drug cartels. Trump said that not a single kilogram of drugs is now entering the US by waterways. He emphasized that the US military has bombed all the ships transporting drugs. But he added that now is the time to fight drug cartels on land.
The American president emphasized that he has declared drug cartels as terrorist organizations.
Meanwhile, President Donald Trump's "Peace Board" signing ceremony featured representatives from fewer than 20 countries, and none of the US's traditional Western European allies.
The nations represented on stage at Davos lean heavily towards the Middle East and South America, with leaders from Saudi Arabia, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, Argentina and Paraguay among those attending.
"We are truly honored by your presence today," Trump said, referring to them as "in most cases very popular leaders, in some cases not so popular."
The total number of participants is less than the roughly 35 that a senior administration official predicted to reporters earlier this week.
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