Comprehensive Peace Agreements

Comprehensive Peace Agreements are formal agreements designed to end conflicts between parties, often in situations of civil war or prolonged disputes. They outline steps for ceasefires, disarmament, political power-sharing, and reconciliation, aiming to address underlying issues and promote lasting peace. These agreements typically involve multiple stakeholders, including governments, rebel groups, and community representatives, and serve as a roadmap to rebuild stability, establish social justice, and foster coexistence. By addressing both security and political challenges, they create the foundation for long-term peace and development in conflict-affected regions.