A voluntary, non-binding, multipolar and multi-stakeholder international cooperation framework advancing peace, human dignity, ethical governance, and responsible international cooperation.
To advance a peaceful, secure, just, sustainable, and prosperous international order in which human dignity is upheld, sovereignty is exercised responsibly, governance is guided by ethical leadership and stewardship, and nations cooperate constructively for the wellbeing of present and future generations.
Guided by the Doctrine of Divine Diplomacy, the Global Compact envisions a balanced international order grounded in sovereign equilibrium, peaceful coexistence, human security, sustainable development, and constructive multilateral engagement within a shared human reality.
To advance peace, human dignity, responsible sovereignty, ethical governance stewardship, sustainable development, and global cooperation through structured dialogue, partnerships, innovation, and shared responsibility.
Through principle-guided dialogue, preventive diplomacy, strategic partnerships, economic diplomacy, and shared responsibility, the Compact promotes practical, ethical, and future-oriented approaches that strengthen global stability, institutional trust, and collective progress for present and future generations.
Adopted in the spirit of peace, cooperation, responsibility, ethical stewardship, and service to humanity.
We, the founders, supporters, partners, and participants of the Global Compact for Peace, Human Security and Responsible International Cooperation, mindful of the challenges and opportunities facing humanity in the twenty-first century, hereby affirm our shared commitment to advancing peace, human dignity, ethical governance, responsible international cooperation, and sustainable development for present and future generations.
Recognizing the interconnected nature of our world and the common destiny shared by all peoples and nations, we acknowledge that enduring peace, security, prosperity, and human flourishing can only be achieved through dialogue, cooperation, mutual respect, and collective responsibility.
We further recognize that humanity faces complex and evolving challenges, including armed conflict, humanitarian crises, poverty, inequality, environmental degradation, climate-related risks, technological disruption, social fragmentation, and threats to human security. These challenges require principled leadership, innovative solutions, and strengthened international cooperation.
Guided by the principles of human dignity, peaceful coexistence, responsible sovereignty, the rule of international law, ethical governance, environmental responsibility, intercultural respect, and responsible technological advancement, we establish this Compact as a voluntary multipolar framework for peace, human security, responsible international cooperation, partnership, dialogue, and collective action.
This Compact is voluntary in character and non-binding in legal effect. It is intended to serve as a platform for cooperation, dialogue, partnership, and shared commitment among diverse stakeholders while respecting the sovereignty, laws, traditions, beliefs, and institutional independence of all participants.
We therefore declare our intention to work together in a spirit of mutual respect, solidarity, responsibility, and hope to advance a more peaceful, secure, just, resilient, and sustainable world for present and future generations.
The international character of the Compact derives from its global scope, inclusive participation, commitment to peaceful cooperation, and dedication to advancing peace, human security, sustainable development, and responsible international cooperation for the benefit of present and future generations.
The Compact seeks to strengthen — not replace — existing international systems by fostering cooperation, trust-building, and shared responsibility among all stakeholders.
These objectives serve as the principal guiding priorities for the implementation, development, and advancement of the Global Compact and its associated initiatives, partnerships, programmes, forums, and cooperative activities.
Dialogue, mediation, confidence-building measures, and peaceful dispute resolution to strengthen cooperative international relations.
Supporting policies and partnerships that protect human dignity, enhance resilience, and promote sustainable livelihoods.
Promoting integrity, accountability, transparency, and ethical public leadership across institutions and governments.
Encouraging mutual respect, peaceful coexistence, and balanced international engagement among nations.
Responsible economic cooperation, sustainable development, trade facilitation, and inclusive economic growth.
Responsible resource management, environmental protection, climate resilience, and intergenerational responsibility.
Ethical technological development, digital cooperation, and safeguarding human values in the digital age.
Dialogue, confidence-building, risk reduction, and cooperative approaches to international security.
Dialogue, education, cultural exchange, mutual respect, and people-to-people cooperation.
Supporting education, innovation, civic participation, and long-term stewardship of humanity's future.
Multistakeholder cooperation among governments, organizations, academia, civil society, and global citizens.
Advancing moral conscience, ethical statecraft, and responsible leadership in international engagement.
Encouraging collaboration in disaster preparedness, humanitarian assistance, and resilience-building.
Fostering confidence, transparency, dialogue, and collaborative solutions to shared international challenges.
Every human being possesses inherent dignity and worth without discrimination of any kind.
Dialogue, mediation, and preventive diplomacy as primary instruments of international engagement.
Sovereignty exercised responsibly toward populations, neighbours, and the international community.
Balanced relationships among nations grounded in mutual respect and strategic restraint.
Integrity, accountability, transparency, and service as the foundations of institutional leadership.
Security beyond military considerations — protecting life, dignity, livelihoods, and wellbeing.
Humanity holds the natural environment in trust for future generations.
Inclusive, sustainable, and equitable economic progress that strengthens peace and resilience.
The Global Secretariat welcomes diplomatic correspondence, endorsement submissions, partnership inquiries, and requests for information from governments, institutions, and eligible stakeholders worldwide.