The Trust Summit

Distrust costs billions in trade, stalls climate policy, and fractures global security. From October 21–23, 2026, global decision-makers met in Nairobi to position trust as a measurable, global public good. The Nairobi Declaration on Trust lays out 5 core commitments: 1. Multilateral Reform: Demanding a UN Charter review (Article 109) and permanent African representation on key decision-making bodies. 2. Regulatory Trust Index: Measuring and cutting trade friction caused by institutional distrust. 3. Digital & AI Governance: Advancing the Global Digital Compact while keeping frontier AI under human control. 4. Global Trust Facility: A UNDP-managed facility to fund legal, data, and security infrastructure. 5. Youth & Inclusion: Leveraging Africa’s demographic power (70% under 30) for intergenerational governance. Built in Nairobi, engineered for the world. Read the complete Nairobi Declaration & Call to Action via the link in our bio. #TrustSummit2026 #NairobiDeclaration #GlobalTrust #NairobiCallToAction #FutureOfGovernance AfricaLeading