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The Pact for the Future is a landmark intergovernmentally negotiated document adopted by UN Member States at the Summit of the Future on 22 September 2024. It serves as a comprehensive, action-oriented agreement aimed at revitalizing multilateralism to address contemporary global challenges and prepare for future ones. The document, formally known as Resolution A/RES/79/1, outlines 56 commitments across five key thematic areas: sustainable development and financing for development; international peace and security; science, technology, and innovation (STI) and digital cooperation; youth and future generations; and transforming global governance.

The Pact emphasizes the central role of sustainable development, pledging bold, ambitious, and transformative action to implement the 2030 Agenda and achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), with a focus on leaving no one behind and eradicating poverty. It calls for closing the SDG financing gap for developing countries, ensuring a multilateral trading system that supports sustainable development, and investing in people to strengthen social cohesion. On peace and security, the Pact commits nations to building peaceful, just, and inclusive societies, protecting civilians in armed conflict, and advancing the goal of a world free of nuclear weapons.

A significant component of the Pact is its focus on science, technology, and digital cooperation. It includes the Global Digital Compact, which aims to close digital divides, expand inclusion in the digital economy, foster a safe and secure digital space that respects human rights, and enhance international governance of artificial intelligence for the benefit of humanity. The Pact also includes the Declaration on Future Generations, which establishes guiding principles for decision-making that prioritize the wellbeing of future generations, including the potential appointment of a dedicated envoy for future generations.

The document also addresses the need for reform of global governance structures. It calls for the reform of the UN Security Council to improve representation, particularly for Africa, Asia Pacific, Latin America, and the Caribbean, and for the revitalization of the UN General Assembly and other key UN bodies. It advocates for a transformation of the international financial architecture to better represent and serve developing countries, including mobilizing more financing from multilateral development banks, reviewing sovereign debt architecture, and strengthening the global financial safety net.

While the Pact was hailed as a historic agreement and a “once-in-a-generation” moment for global governance  , it has also faced criticism for its lack of concrete, enforceable mechanisms for implementation and for being silent on how to overcome existing geopolitical deadlocks, such as those within the UN Security Council. Despite these challenges, the UN Secretary-General and the UNGA President have identified the implementation of the Pact for the Future as a top priority for 2025, with efforts underway to advance its commitments.