Inaugural Nairobi Trust summit adopts global action plan
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The inaugural Trust Summit 2026 adopted a 29- point Nairobi Call to Action on Global Trust, proposing new international mechanisms to strenghten public institutions, reform multilateral systems, and fund activities targeted at rebuilding trust across societies.
The three-day Summit, held in Nairobi from 21 to 23 October under the theme “Weaving Trust: Binding Strands for a Stronger Global Order,” brought together government representatives, international organisations, business leaders, civil society, academics, technology experts, media and young people to address the growing trust deficit and its consequences for global stability and prosperity.
The agreement advanced three proposals to sustain the process beyond the Summit: a Coalition on Global Trust, a Nairobi Trust Council to be hosted by Kenya, and a proposed Global Trust Facility at the United Nations to finance institutional systems that underpin public confidence and international cooperation.