Pact

: Recommitting to nuclear disarmament and preventing arms races in new domains like outer space and AI.

: Pacts can be non-binding but influential "soft law" instruments that guide policy through peer pressure and shared standards.

: Includes the Global Digital Compact , which sets ethical standards for AI and aims to close the digital divide. : Recommitting to nuclear disarmament and preventing arms

: Pacts often serve as the foundation for treaties or alliances, such as the historic Warsaw Pact or modern global frameworks.

: A dedicated declaration focused on the rights and representation of youth in global decision-making. Case Study: The EU Pact on Migration and Asylum : Pacts often serve as the foundation for

In a legal and social context, a pact is a formal agreement between two or more parties—ranging from individuals to sovereign governments—to take specific actions or provide mutual aid.

: Turbocharging the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and reforming international financial structures to better support developing nations. : Turbocharging the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and

Adopted in September 2024, the UN Pact for the Future is a landmark agreement intended to modernize global governance. Core Pillars