The Board of Peace has reacted to the agreement signed between Albania and the International Stabilization Force. According to the body, the deal provides additional support for security operations and for the mission's operational planning capacity in Gaza. The statement also notes that Albania's contribution is added to those already given by Kosovo and Morocco. The ISF is the multinational force charged with keeping the fragile ceasefire in Gaza, and every new contingent carries both military and political weight. Albania's accession came with no public figure for troop numbers, and the exact tasks of its contingent were not spelled out. Agreements of this kind usually need follow-up work on logistics and command arrangements before any deployment. For Tirana, the signing strengthens its claim to a place in international stability efforts, a card the government rarely leaves unplayed. Kosovo and Morocco moved earlier, and the Board of Peace's message was that the coalition behind the Gaza mission keeps expanding.