What was meant to be a landmark moment for diplomacy in the Middle East turned into a spectacle of awkward exchanges, off-script humor, and political tension — all thanks to former U.S. President Donald Trump. At a global peace summit in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, where world leaders gathered to discuss a proposed truce between Israel and Hamas, Trump once again managed to steal the spotlight — and not always for the right reasons.

It was billed as a “historic meeting,” with leaders from across the world in attendance. Cameras flashed, security was tight, and expectations were high. But within minutes of Trump’s arrival, the focus shifted from policy to personality.The first eyebrow-raising moment came early. While greeting dignitaries, Trump mistakenly introduced Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney as “President Carney.” The crowd chuckled, and Carney, quick to defuse the tension, leaned in with a grin. “I’m glad you upgraded me to president,” he said. Trump smirked and replied, “At least I didn’t say governor,” before tapping Carney’s arm and laughing it off.