United States President Donald Trump thanked Albania and Kosovo during his speech at the United Nations General Assembly, mentioning them among the countries that have committed to helping stabilize the situation in Gaza.
Trump praised countries that have provided financial support for humanitarian aid and reconstruction, as well as those that have committed to sending troops, police forces or providing training.
“I want to express my gratitude to the United Nations Security Council for its unanimous support of our 20-point plan for peace in Gaza and for the formal approval of the Peace Board. It will be an important group of people. Nearly 30 countries have joined the Board, which I have the honor to chair.
We are grateful to these member countries that have contributed billions of dollars for humanitarian assistance and reconstruction, including Morocco, Bahrain, Kazakhstan, Turkey, Uzbekistan and many others. The money goes directly to where it is needed.
Other countries are also contributing at levels you wouldn’t believe. They’ve been extraordinary. I also want to thank the countries that have committed to sending troops, police forces, and providing training to help stabilize Gaza, including Indonesia, Morocco, Albania, Kosovo, Kazakhstan, Egypt, Jordan, and others.
“Since taking office, I have had the honor of helping to resolve eight wars and have become friends with the leaders of those countries,” Trump said.