Executive Order 14375 designates the Board of Peace as a public international organization that may receive certain privileges, exemptions, and immunities. The order was signed at the White House on Jan. 16, 2026, and was published in the Federal Register on Jan. 22, 2026. The published text does not give the signer’s name.
The order states a finding that the Board qualifies as a public international organization and that the United States takes part in it, as the International Organizations Immunities Act uses those terms. It cites authority under the Constitution and federal law, including the opening section of that Act, which the order identifies as section 1.
The designation says the Board is entitled to the privileges, exemptions, and immunities that the Act provides. The order says this step is not meant to cut back, in any respect, privileges the Board may already have obtained by law, or may later obtain. The order does not describe what those privileges are.
The order says nothing in it should be read to weaken authority that law already gives an executive department or agency, or the head of that department or agency. It also says nothing in it affects the work of the Director of the Office of Management and Budget on budget, administrative, or legislative proposals.
The order says it is to be carried out in line with applicable law, and only if money has been appropriated. It says it does not create any substantive or procedural right or benefit that anyone could enforce, in law or equity, against the United States, a federal department, agency, or entity, an officer, employee, or agent, or any other person.
The order says it also does not take away any right or benefit that comes from the designation. The Department of State is to pay the costs of publishing the order. The order does not say how much those costs are.
The order sets no deadline for further action and does not tell a named official to take additional steps. It does not revoke or change an earlier order. The Federal Register citation is 91 FR 2837.