Recent diplomatic momentum for expanding the Board of Peace has stalled following its January 2026 charter signing at Davos and February inaugural meeting in Washington. The 27 founding members, including Israel, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Egypt, and several Central Asian and Eastern European states, completed accession processes early in the year, with observers such as the European Union and major allies like the United Kingdom, Germany, and Japan opting against full membership. No new full accessions or formal invitations advancing to signatures have been announced in the past month, as U.S. officials and participating governments shift focus to operational pledges and Gaza reconstruction implementation rather than further recruitment. With limited time remaining before the June 30 deadline and no scheduled summits or bilateral announcements on the horizon, traders assess additional joins as unlikely in the near term.