
The process leading to the New Democratic Pact will culminate in the 2026 Summit of Heads of State and Government, where crucial political decisions and commitments will be made to reinforce democracy in Europe. |
Strasbourg, June 13 (DPnet).– The Council of Europe Secretary General Alain Berset will participate on June 20 in a flagship event of the New Democratic Pact for Europe advancing the Reykjavik Principles for Democracy — featuring dynamic team challenges, plenary debates on democratic resilience and free expression, and collaborative innovation to counter disinformation and revitalise democracy in the digital age.
The New Democratic Pact is conceived as a Commitment for 21st-Century Democratic Security in Europe, redefining democracy — making it stronger, more adaptable to old and new challenges, and more inclusive. By leveraging innovation, technology, and collective action, this initiative will empower people, reinforce democratic institutions, and drive democratic resilience. The Pact will highlight the importance of democratic security, safeguarding the values that form the foundation of our societies.
The Council of Europe's strategy for strengthening democratic resilience in Europe rests on three key pillars:
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