on the Establishment of the International Hub
for the Management of Sustainable Development Projects

International organizations [...], Heads of State/Government of countries: [...], [...], [...], as well as the Charitable Foundation “International Security and Sustainable Development” (hereinafter — the Parties),

guided by the principles and objectives set forth in the Charter of the United Nations, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the Sustainable Development Goals (in particular, Goal 16: “Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions”), the Pact for the Future (2024), the Global Digital Compact (GDC Rev. 3), and other relevant UN General Assembly documents,

recognizing that the current international order faces systemic challenges, including: violations of sovereignty, armed conflicts and aggression, global climate and environmental instability, technological inequality, and increasing risks to human rights in the digital era,

acknowledging that only through the formation of new digital, polycentric, and inclusive mechanisms of global governance can effective responses to these challenges be ensured,

affirming that peace, justice, the rule of law, institutional development, climate adaptation, and digital equality are fundamental prerequisites for global security and a viable future,

agree as follows:

1. To announce the establishment of a new international organization — the “International Hub for the Management of Sustainable Development Projects” (hereinafter — the International Hub) with its headquarters in Ukraine. The Hub shall function as a multilateral institutional mechanism enabling cooperation among:

• states,
• international organizations,
• foundations,
• digital and technological platforms,
• research centers,
• stakeholders in sustainable development and digital security.

Its purpose is to coordinate projects in the fields of sustainable development, digital sovereignty, international security, and transformative infrastructure.

2. To emphasize that the Hub’s activities shall contribute to the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals, especially Goal 16 (“Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions”), by implementing:

• intergovernmental partnerships,
• cross-sectoral cooperation,
• digital multilateral mechanisms,
• new models of global institutional coordination.

3. To define sustainable development as a new civilizational model that unites:

• human well-being,
• ecosystem stability,
• technological advancement,
• economic justice,
• institutional trust and accountability,
• digital sovereignty and citizen empowerment.

4. To stress that contemporary transnational challenges — wars, climate chaos, AI-driven disruption, digital inequality — cannot be addressed solely within national jurisdictions.

A coordinated global architecture is required to ensure equitable access to resources, knowledge, technologies, and sustainable financing.

5. To declare that the International Hub shall serve as a unified platform for consolidating:

• state capabilities,
• international organizations,
• civil society and academic institutions,
• digital actors and technological ecosystems.

Its mission is to ensure sustainable peace, institutional resilience, digital inclusion, and global cooperation.

6. To confirm that sustainable development requires a new system of international security based on:

• institutionalization of digital human rights and freedoms;
• support for crisis regions through neutral international governance;
• ecologically responsible and socially oriented digital economy;
• development of digital legal mechanisms, including:
  • digital sovereignty,
  • digital legal personality,
  • digital property and asset frameworks.

7. To declare that the International Hub is open to accession by other:

• states,
• international institutions,
• charitable foundations,
• research centers,
• digital platforms,

that share its objectives, principles, and the vision of global solidarity, justice, and security.