Synthesis Report of Major Insights & Recommendations from the Public Forum and Expert Roundtables

This event summary was published in collaboration with The Doha Institute’s Center for Conflict and Humanitarian Studies, the West Asia-North Africa Institute, and the American University of Beirut.

A new episode of The Elders’ special series of the Finding Humanity podcast is out, featuring a hard-hitting discussion between two former UN High Commissioners for Human Rights, Mary Robinson and Zeid Raad Al Hussein

For decades, multilateralism, built on a common overarching vision, has anchored Europe's longest-ever period of peace and stability. That alone should qualify the European Union to serve as a model for the UN’s renewal.

Perspectives on practical yet ambitious proposals for the Secretary-General’s forthcoming Our Common Agenda report.

The Global Cooperation Podcast’s newest episode Multilateralism - Can we still build on it?, featuring The Stimson Center’s Global Governance, Justice & Security Director, Richard Ponzio

Biden’s embrace of multilateral cooperation is a welcome development, but blanket multilateralism can prove counterproductive in certain contexts.

Discussion on taking forward the UN75 Declaration commitments #8 We will upgrade the United Nations and #9 We will ensure sustainable financing

Discussion on taking forward the UN75 Declaration commitments #6 We will build trust and #7 We will improve digital cooperation