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NATO joined the United Nations “Summit of the Future” in New York on Sunday (22 September 2024), taking part in a session dedicated to the vital role of multilateralism for international peace and security.

“NATO deeply values our cooperation with the United Nations. We share a commitment to international peace and security, and to upholding the rules-based international order,” said Dylan White, Head of the NATO Liaison Office to the United Nations. “We are here to engage with partners, listen to their perspectives, and continue deepening our cooperation in the face of serious security challenges.”

The Summit of the Future brought together world leaders, international organizations, and other stakeholders to discuss the future of global governance, emerging global challenges, and strengthening multilateral cooperation.

On Tuesday, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg will attend the opening session of the UN General Assembly’s high-level General Debate. He will also meet with a number of world leaders while in New York.