Dar es Salaam Declaration

The Dar es Salaam Declaration, adopted in 1998 in Tanzania, is a commitment by African nations to promote peace and stability on the continent. It emphasizes the importance of addressing conflicts through dialogue and collaboration among countries. The declaration also highlights the need for economic development, democracy, and human rights as essential components for achieving lasting peace. By fostering unity and collective responsibility, the declaration aims to enhance regional cooperation to address issues like poverty, violence, and political instability that affect many African nations.