Global Alliance For Peace and Prosperity - Influence On Foreign Policy

Influence On Foreign Policy

In March 2008 the organization became the youngest non-governmental organization to join the United Nations Global Compact ( UNGC ) Program.

The organization regularly attends conferences at European Union and the United Nations. Global Alliance for Peace and Prosperity is a “breeding ground for important global policies“and it pushes “politicians, delegates of international organizations, public officials, the press, teachers, educaters and citizens towards having their part to play in the construction of a new world order.“

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