Trust Summit adopts 29-point global trust action plan, backs Nairobi-based Council
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NAIROBI, Kenya, Oct 23 — The inaugural Trust Summit has adopted a 29-point action plan proposing a global financing facility at the United Nations to help rebuild public confidence in institutions, alongside reforms aimed at making global governance more accountable, inclusive and responsive to citizens.
The Nairobi Call to Action on Global Trust, adopted on Friday after three days of deliberations, also proposes a Coalition on Global Trust and a Nairobi Trust Council to drive implementation, with the summit’s organisers warning that rebuilding confidence will depend on measurable results rather than declarations.
The proposals emerged from the October 21–23 summit, which brought together government representatives, international organisations, business leaders, civil society, academics, technology experts, media and young people to address declining trust and its implications for global stability and prosperity.
