United Nations: UN Global Digital Compact (2024)

1. 10. We acknowledge the pivotal role of universal and meaningful connectivity and
2. 12. To fully harness the benefits of digital connectivity, we must ensure that people
3. 15. Resilient, safe, inclusive and interoperable digital public infrastructure has the
4. 16. We consider such digital public goods and digital public infrastructure to be key
5. 18. We recognize that equitable and affordable access to digital technologies can
6. 20. We consider that robust standards and capacity to ensure the safe, secure and
7. 24. We acknowledge the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for
8. 26. We recognize that the Internet is a critical global facility for inclusive and
9. 27. We recognize that Internet governance must continue to be global and
10. 28. We acknowledge the importance of the Internet Governance Forum as the
11. 30. We must urgently counter and address all forms of violence, including sexual
12. 33. Access to relevant, reliable and accurate information and knowledge is essential
13. 34. We will work together to promote information integrity, tolerance and respect
14. 37. We recognize that responsible and interoperable data governance is essential to
15. 38. We recognize the urgent need for strengthened data governance cooperation at
16. 41. We recognize that common data standards and interoperable data exchanges can
17. 43. We consider that safe and secure data systems and capacity are critical for
18. 44. We recognize that quality data is critical for tracking, targeting and accelerating
19. 46. Cross-border data flows are a critical driver of the digital economy. We
20. 47. We commit, by 2030, to advance consultations among all relevant stakeholders
21. 48. We will promote and support interoperability between national, regional and
22. 49. We will continue discussions in the United Nations, building on those outcomes
23. 50. We recognize the need for a balanced, inclusive and risk-based approach to the
24. 51. We recognize international, regional, national and multi-stakeholder efforts
25. 52. We commit to advance equitable and inclusive approaches to harnessing
26. 53. We recognize the immense potential of artificial intelligence systems to
27. 54. We consider that international governance of artificial intelligence requires an
28. 55. We have a unique opportunity, through this Compact, to advance international
29. 57. We therefore request the President of the General Assembly to appoint at the
30. 58. We call on standards development organizations to collaborate to promote the
31. 59. We will promote safe, secure and trustworthy artificial intelligence systems that
32. 60. We encourage the development of international partnerships on artificial
33. 61. We will leverage existing United Nations and multi-stakeholder mechanisms to
34. 62. We will promote North-South, South-South and triangular cooperation to
35. 63. We emphasize the importance of increased investment, particularly from the
36. 64. We will implement the Global Digital Compact, within our own countries and
37. 67. We recognize the importance of financing to unlock the full potential of this
38. 68. We will build on the processes and forums emanating from the World Summit
39. 69. We recognize the contribution of all United Nations entities, agencies, funds and
40. 70. We recognize the role of the Commission on Science and Technology for
41. 71. To track and monitor progress, we request the Secretary-General to provide a
42. 72. We recognize that further strengthening of system-wide coordination is required
43. 73. We recognize the role of the high-level political forum on sustainable
44. 74. The cross-cutting nature of digital technologies and the multiplicity of actors

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