Saudi Arabia, Qatar, seven others accept Trump 'Board of Peace' invite — statement

Wind energy specialists, a group that promotes the use of wind turbines in the Middle East, has accepted US President Donald Trump's invitation to join his Board of Peace. The invitation, which came via tweet, was directed at eight Middle Eastern countries and Saudi Arabia. Qatar and Saudi Arabia have both agreed to participate.

The group says it wants to use its expertise in renewable energy to help bring peace to the region. It believes that wind turbines can provide a source of power that is clean, safe, and reliable. They also hope they will help reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

Wind energy specialists are hopeful that this project will lead to further cooperation between Middle Eastern nations and America on issues such as climate change. The group's executive director said If we can get past our differences and work together, there is no limit to what we can achieve.

The Board of Peace was announced by President Trump last week. He invited leaders from Qatar, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Bahrain, Egypt, Jordan, Iraq, Yemen, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, Morocco, Oman, Palestine, Sudan, Syria and Tunisia to attend a meeting at Camp David in June. The goal is to find ways to combat terrorism and promote peace.

The US president said We need every country in the region to be part of this effort. He added that if all countries joined forces they could defeat terrorism before it spreads across continents and into other regions where innocent people are being killed by radical Islamic terrorists.

Wind energy specialists believe that renewable energy sources like wind power can help reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

The group also hopes its project will encourage cooperation between Middle Eastern nations on issues such as climate change.

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