Federal Pact

A Federal Pact is an agreement between different regions or states within a country to unite under a shared central government while maintaining some degree of independence. It establishes the terms for cooperation, decision-making, and distribution of power, ensuring balance between local authority and national unity. These pacts often serve to formalize federal arrangements, protect regional interests, and prevent conflicts by defining rights and responsibilities for each part of the federation. In essence, it’s a foundational agreement that facilitates coordinated governance across diverse regions.