The 69th United Nations Civil Society Summit aimed to make proposals on future global governance The work took place in plenary sessions and thematic groups

 

   Statements issued by representatives of several organizations have been made on various issues, namely: global governance, climate change, gender, peace and security, human rights, technology

 

   The global challenges identified in the aforementioned areas have been highlighted Recommendations have been proposed regarding the pact for the future, namely:

  The need for reform of the United Nations Security Council

  The revision of the United Nations Charter

  The fight against oppressive systems, including racism

  Respect for gender and the fight against all forms of discrimination

  Respect for human rights

  Inter-generational solidarity which should be the foundation of the pact for the future

 

   This summit was inclusive and served as a framework for interaction between civil society from different nations in order to propose innovative solutions for the Pact of the Future Some key moments marked the summit

  – The call for a ceasefire against wars in the world

  The presence of the Secretary-General of the United Nations honored civil society António_Guterres and the Kenyan President William_RutoHe made the sad observation that civil society is facing many challenges Nevertheless, his hope lies in civil society in the face of global governance failure The Kenyan President, for his part, has solemnly pledged to support Civil Society

 

   Added value for WILPF :

  WILPF was well represented by its members coming from theSpainof the Ghanaof the Kenya and the cameroon under the leadership of Mrs Sylvie Jacqueline Ndongmo.

  WILPF issued a highly applauded statement through its International Presidency

  WILPF called for a ceasefire and the transfer of war funds to peace

  The recommendations of WILPF have been well taken into account in the final recommendations of the Summit