6 min read•Last Updated on July 30, 2024
Global governance tackles worldwide issues through cooperation between states, organizations, and other actors. As globalization increases interconnectedness, challenges like climate change and terrorism require coordinated efforts beyond national borders.
International organizations play a key role in global governance. The UN, WTO, and IMF facilitate cooperation, set norms, and address global problems. Regional groups like the EU and AU also contribute to governance in their areas.
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The African Union (AU) is a continental union consisting of 55 African countries, formed in 2001 to promote unity, peace, and development across the continent. It focuses on fostering cooperation among member states in areas like political stability, economic integration, and social progress while addressing issues such as conflict resolution, human rights, and health crises.
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The African Union (AU) is a continental union consisting of 55 African countries, formed in 2001 to promote unity, peace, and development across the continent. It focuses on fostering cooperation among member states in areas like political stability, economic integration, and social progress while addressing issues such as conflict resolution, human rights, and health crises.
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The African Union (AU) is a continental union consisting of 55 African countries, formed in 2001 to promote unity, peace, and development across the continent. It focuses on fostering cooperation among member states in areas like political stability, economic integration, and social progress while addressing issues such as conflict resolution, human rights, and health crises.