Peace Agreement

A peace agreement is a formal arrangement between conflicting parties to resolve their disputes and establish peace. It typically involves negotiations where each side agrees to certain terms, such as ceasing hostilities, addressing grievances, and outlining future cooperation. Peace agreements can include political, social, and economic provisions to ensure lasting stability. They may also involve third-party mediation, documentation of commitments, and mechanisms for monitoring compliance. Ultimately, the goal of a peace agreement is to prevent further violence and create a framework for a peaceful coexistence between the parties involved.