“Partners for Multilateralism” (P4M) Initiative

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News: India will join “Partners for Multilateralism” (P4M) Initiative supporting UN-based multilateralism over “superpower” politics.

About “Partners for Multilateralism” (P4M) Initiative

“Partners for Multilateralism” (P4M) Initiative
Source: European Council
  • “Partners for Multilateralism” (P4M) Initiative is a new, non-superpower global diplomatic grouping to reform global institutions and promote collective action.
    • The idea has been coined at Partners for Multilateralism Summit held in New York City on 21st September 2026.
  • Founded by: It has been founded by leaders of the European Union, Brazil, Kenya and Canada.
  • Aim: It aims to support the reinvigoration and reform of the United Nations and other multilateral organizations and make them more representative, legitimate, effective and trusted.
  • Purpose: It purpose is to create a flexible, open framework for countries from different regions and political traditions that are willing to work across divides, to build coalitions
    for reform and to translate shared principles into practical action.”
  • P4M grouping believes that the “international community must rediscover the extraordinary potential of collective action”.
    • It would not create another exclusive bloc or international bureaucracy.
  • Reason behind its formation: Rising geopolitical tensions, conflicts, climate change and AI are putting pressure on global institutions.
    • It has been reaffirmed that the multilateral system should be renewed and reformed to be more effective, representative, inclusive and fit for purpose.
    • There is pressing need to strengthen multilateralism, promote peace and achieve inclusive prosperity through high-level discussions.
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