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António Costa Creates Initiative to Reform UN and Other Institutions with Lula, Ruto and Carney

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In an opinion paper published in the "Financial Times", the President of the European Council and the leaders of Brazil, Kenya and Canada present the P4M, a group open to countries from various regions, that wants to approach positions and reform the UN in a week marked by the General Assembly in New York

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"Partners for Multilateralism" (P4M) is the initiative launched in a joint article by António Costa, Lula da Silva, William Ruto and Mark Carney published in the Financial Times.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The four leaders propose an open platform to other countries to reform multilateral institutions and strengthen cooperation in the economy, artificial intelligence and climate.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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In an opinion paper published in the "Financial Times", the President of the European Council and the leaders of Brazil, Kenya and Canada present the P4M, a group open to countries from various regions, that wants to approach positions and reform the UN in a week marked by the General Assembly in New York

·Paço de Arcos, Portugal
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President Lula signed a manifesto in defense of multilateralism published this Sunday, 20, in the British newspaper Financial Times. The text announces the creation of an international initiative to promote cooperation between countries and reform institutions such as the United Nations (UN). In addition to Lula, the manifesto is signed by the President of the European Council, António Costa, the President of Kenya, William Ruto, and the Prime M…

Manifesto signed by Lula creates Partners for Multilateralism and defends UN reform on the eve of the General Assembly

"Multilateralism is not idealism, it is a necessity," they argue.

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Metrópoles broke the news on Sunday, September 20, 2026.
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