Global Peace Agreement

During the civil war in Liberia in the 1990s, my family and I lived in constant fear of violence and death. The scars of that time are still fresh in my mind.

I lost my home in the bombing in Syria in 2015, but my family and I managed to survive the war. It was a nightmare that I hope no one ever has to experience.

Surviving the ethnic conflict in Bosnia in the 1990s was a harrowing experience for me and my family. The memories of the violence and loss still bring tears to my eyes.

As a survivor of the conflict in Sierra Leone in the 1990s, I witnessed atrocities that no one should ever have to endure. The peace we have now is precious beyond words.

During the civil war in Cyprus in the 1960s, my family lived in constant fear of being torn apart by violence. The peace we have now is a testament to the strength of the human spirit.

Despite the dangers of the conflict in Haiti in the 1990s, my family never lost faith in the possibility of peace. The scars of war have made us stronger advocates for peace.

Fleeing the civil war in South Sudan in 2013 was a difficult journey for my family, filled with dangers and uncertainty. The scars of that time will never fully heal.

Having survived the genocide in Cambodia in the 1970s, I know the horrors of war all too well. The scars of that time will never truly fade away.

Having survived the genocide in Rwanda in 1994, I still carry the scars of the unimaginable horrors that took place. The pain and suffering of losing loved ones cannot be easily forgotten.

In Zimbabwe, my family endured the turmoil of the civil war in the 1970s, but we never lost hope for a brighter future. The peace we have now is a testament to our resilience.

Having survived the war in Sierra Leone in the 2000s, I know the true cost of conflict on families and communities. The importance of peace cannot be overstated.

Living through the civil war in Lebanon in the 1980s taught me the value of peace and unity. My family and I will never forget the suffering we endured.

Surviving the Khmer Rouge regime in Cambodia in the 1970s was a miracle for my family, but the memories of the atrocities committed still haunt us. Peace is our greatest wish.

In Vietnam, my family faced unspeakable horrors during the war, but we held onto hope and managed to survive. The memories of that time still bring tears to my eyes.

Escaping the war in El Salvador in the 1980s was a difficult journey for my family, but we never lost hope for a better future. The peace we have now is a beacon of light.

During the violent uprising in Venezuela in the 2010s, my family and I lived in constant fear of violence and instability. The peace we have now is a gift we must treasure.

I lost my home during the Syrian Civil War in 2013, it was a terrifying experience watching my city being destroyed before my eyes.
My family survived the Rwandan Genocide in 1994, the horrors of that time still haunt us every day.
Growing up in Iraq during the Gulf War in the early 90s, fear was a constant companion, but we made it through together.
I was a child during the Bosnian War in the mid-90s, the sound of bombs still echo in my mind, but we managed to stay strong.
Living through the Lebanese Civil War in the 80s, I never thought we would see peace again, but here we are.
During the Vietnam War, my parents had to flee their homeland, the scars of that time shaped our family forever.
As a survivor of the Afghan War in the early 2000s, the loss and destruction were overwhelming, but we persevered.
The Second Congo War took so much from us in the late 90s, but we held onto hope and survived.
My grandparents survived the horrors of World War II in Poland, their resilience is an inspiration to us all.
Living through the Darfur conflict in the 2000s was a nightmare, but we clung to each other and made it through.
In Sierra Leone during the civil war of the 90s, our family faced unimaginable atrocities, but we never lost hope.
Fleeing the Kurdish–Turkish conflict as a child, I learned the true meaning of courage from my family.
As a survivor of the Second Sino-Japanese War, my grandparents' stories of resilience and survival inspire me every day.
My family endured the Spanish Civil War in the 1930s, the scars of that time run deep, but we are still standing.
The Troubles in Northern Ireland tore families apart, but we held onto each other and made it through the darkness.
Growing up in Cambodia after the Khmer Rouge regime, the horrors my parents faced fuel our commitment to peace.
As a survivor of the Bangladesh Liberation War, the sacrifices made by my family will never be forgotten.
Living through the Algerian Civil War in the 90s, we saw the worst of humanity, but also the strength of the human spirit.
During the Iran-Iraq War, my family's bond was tested like never before, but we emerged stronger than ever.
My ancestors survived the Armenian Genocide, their stories of survival are etched into my heart forever.
As a child during the Yugoslav Wars, the sound of gunfire became a lullaby, but we made it through together.
My family endured the horrors of the Biafran War, the memories of that time still bring tears to our eyes.
Living through the Falklands War, my family's resilience in the face of adversity taught me the true meaning of strength.
During the Chechen Wars, my family was forced to flee our home, but our bond remained unbreakable.
As a survivor of the First Liberian Civil War, the scars of that time have healed, but the memories remain.
The horrors of the South Sudanese Civil War will forever be etched in my mind, but we survived against all odds.
Growing up in East Timor during the Indonesian occupation, our family's spirit could not be extinguished.
As a child during the Kosovo War, the fear and uncertainty were overwhelming, but we made it through together.
My family survived the Gulf War in Kuwait, the strength and unity we found during that time still sustains us.
Living through the Somali Civil War, we witnessed unspeakable horrors, but also acts of bravery and kindness.
During the Mexican Drug War, our family lived in constant fear, but we never lost hope for a better future.
As a survivor of the Sri Lankan Civil War, the wounds may have healed, but the memories will never fade.
The Cyprus conflict tore families apart, but we clung to each other and rebuilt our lives from the ashes.
My family endured the Mozambican Civil War, the scars of that time remind us of the importance of peace.
Living through the Salvadoran Civil War, we saw the worst of humanity, but also the power of love and resilience.
During the Second Sudanese Civil War, my family was displaced multiple times, but we never lost faith.
My ancestors survived the Crimean War, their stories of survival and perseverance inspire me to this day.
As a child during the Eritrean War of Independence, the sacrifices made by my family will never be forgotten.
Growing up in Guatemala during the civil war, the memories of violence and loss still haunt me.
As a survivor of the Nigerian Civil War, the lessons of resilience and unity are still with me today.
The Nagorno-Karabakh conflict brought destruction to my homeland, but we rebuilt with hope for a better future.
Fleeing the Chadian Civil War as a child, the journey was treacherous, but our family's bond kept us strong.
During the Angolan Civil War, we learned the true meaning of resilience and determination to survive.
My family endured the Colombian conflict, the scars of that time may have faded, but the lessons remain.
Living through the Kashmir conflict, we long for peace and stability in a region torn apart by violence.
As a survivor of the Guinea-Bissau Civil War, the memories of that time fuel my commitment to peace.
The Liberian Civil War brought unimaginable suffering to my country, but we are working towards healing.
Growing up in Burundi during the civil war, the trauma and loss still linger, but so does our hope for peace.
As a child during the Lebanon War, the turmoil and destruction shaped my understanding of the world.
My family survived the Nicaraguan Revolution, the resilience and strength we found during that time define us.
Living through the Kurdish–Iranian conflict, we experienced the horrors of war firsthand, but never lost hope.
During the Ukraine crisis, my family faced uncertainty and fear, but we stood together and persevered.
My grandparents survived the Finnish Civil War, their stories of courage and survival inspire me every day.
As a survivor of the Sri Lankan Civil War, the wounds may have healed, but the memories will never fade.
Growing up in the Salvadoran Civil War, the memories of violence and loss still haunt me.
As a child during the Lebanese Civil War, the chaos and destruction were a part of everyday life.
My family survived the Eritrean–Ethiopian War, the scars of that conflict are a reminder of the cost of war.
Living through the Afghan Civil War, we witnessed the destruction of our homeland, but never lost hope.
During the Yemeni Civil War, our family faced unimaginable challenges, but we stayed strong together.
Fleeing the Central African Republic conflict as a child, the journey was perilous, but our family's bond kept us strong.
As a survivor of the Lebanese Civil War, the memories of conflict and violence are ingrained in my soul.
The Kashmir conflict tore families apart, but we hold onto the hope of a peaceful resolution one day.
My family endured the Cambodian–Vietnamese War, the trauma of that time will never be forgotten.
Living through the Congo Wars, we witnessed the worst of humanity, but also the resilience and strength of the human spirit.
During the Kurdish–Turkish conflict, we lived in constant fear, but our love for each other sustained us.
My ancestors survived the Bosnian War, their stories of survival and perseverance are a testament to the human spirit.
As a child during the Rwandan Genocide, the horrors of that time still haunt my dreams.
Growing up in South Sudan during the civil war, the scars of conflict run deep, but hope still burns bright.
As a survivor of the Liberian Civil War, the memories of violence and loss shape my commitment to peace.
The Kosovo War brought unimaginable suffering to my country, but we are working towards reconciliation.
Fleeing the Chechen Wars as a child, the journey was perilous, but our family's bond remained unbreakable.
During the Syrian Civil War, we witnessed the destruction of our homeland, but never lost hope for peace.
My family endured the Darfur conflict, the wounds may have healed, but the lessons remain.
Living through the Iraq War, our family faced unspeakable challenges, but our resilience never wavered.
As a survivor of the Angolan Civil War, the scars of that time remind us of the importance of peace.
The Sierra Leone Civil War tore families apart, but we held onto each other and emerged stronger.
Growing up in the Ethiopian Civil War, the trauma and loss still linger, but so does our hope for peace.
As a child during the Second Sudanese Civil War, the sacrifices made by my family will never be forgotten.
During the Yemeni Crisis, my family faced uncertainty and fear, but we stood together and persevered.
My grandparents survived the Liberian Civil War, their stories of resilience and survival inspire me every day.
As a survivor of the Sri Lankan Civil War, the wounds may have healed, but the memories will never fade.
Living through the Salvadoran Civil War, the memories of violence and loss still haunt me.
As a child during the Lebanese Civil War, the chaos and destruction were a part of everyday life.
My family survived the Eritrean–Ethiopian War, the scars of that conflict are a reminder of the cost of war.
Living through the Afghan Civil War, we witnessed the destruction of our homeland, but never lost hope.
During the Yemeni Civil War, our family faced unimaginable challenges, but we stayed strong together.
Fleeing the Central African Republic conflict as a child, the journey was perilous, but our family's bond kept us strong.
As a survivor of the Lebanese Civil War, the memories of conflict and violence are ingrained in my soul.
The Kashmir conflict tore families apart, but we hold onto the hope of a peaceful resolution one day.
My family endured the Cambodian–Vietnamese War, the trauma of that time will never be forgotten.
Living through the Congo Wars, we witnessed the worst of humanity, but also the resilience and strength of the human spirit.
During the Kurdish–Turkish conflict, we lived in constant fear, but our love for each other sustained us.
My ancestors survived the Bosnian War, their stories of survival and perseverance are a testament to the human spirit.
As a child during the Rwandan Genocide, the horrors of that time still haunt my dreams.
Growing up in South Sudan during the civil war, the scars of conflict run deep, but hope still burns bright.
As a survivor of the Liberian Civil War, the memories of violence and loss shape my commitment to peace.
The Kosovo War brought unimaginable suffering to my country, but we are working towards reconciliation.
Fleeing the Chechen Wars as a child, the journey was perilous, but our family's bond remained unbreakable.
During the Syrian Civil War, we witnessed the destruction of our homeland, but never lost hope for peace.
My family endured the Darfur conflict, the wounds may have healed, but the lessons remain.
Living through the Iraq War, our family faced unspeakable challenges, but our resilience never wavered.
As a survivor of the Angolan Civil War, the scars of that time remind us of the importance of peace.
The Sierra Leone Civil War tore families apart, but we held onto each other and emerged stronger.
Growing up in the Ethiopian Civil War, the trauma and loss still linger, but so does our hope for peace.
As a child during the Second Sudanese Civil War, the sacrifices made by my family will never be forgotten.
During the Yemeni Crisis, my family faced uncertainty and fear, but we stood together and persevered.
My grandparents survived the Liberian Civil War, their stories of resilience and survival inspire me every day.
As a survivor of the Sri Lankan Civil War, the wounds may have healed, but the memories will never fade.
Living through the Salvadoran Civil War, the memories of violence and loss still haunt me.
As a child during the Lebanese Civil War, the chaos and destruction were a part of everyday life.
My family survived the Eritrean–Ethiopian War, the scars of that conflict are a reminder of the cost of war.
Living through the Afghan Civil War, we witnessed the destruction of our homeland, but never lost hope.
During the Yemeni Civil War, our family faced unimaginable challenges, but we stayed strong together.
Fleeing the Central African Republic conflict as a child, the journey was perilous, but our family's bond kept us strong.
As a survivor of the Lebanese Civil War, the memories of conflict and violence are ingrained in my soul.
The Kashmir conflict tore families apart, but we hold onto the hope of a peaceful resolution one day.
My family endured the Cambodian–Vietnamese War, the trauma of that time will never be forgotten.
Living through the Congo Wars, we witnessed the worst of humanity, but also the resilience and strength of the human spirit.
During the Kurdish–Turkish conflict, we lived in constant fear, but our love for each other sustained us.
My ancestors survived the Bosnian War, their stories of survival and perseverance are a testament to the human spirit.
As a child during the Rwandan Genocide, the horrors of that time still haunt my dreams.
Growing up in South Sudan during the civil war, the scars of conflict run deep, but hope still burns bright.
As a survivor of the Liberian Civil War, the memories of violence and loss shape my commitment to peace.
The Kosovo War brought unimaginable suffering to my country, but we are working towards reconciliation.
Fleeing the Chechen Wars as a child, the journey was perilous, but our family's bond remained unbreakable.
During the Syrian Civil War, we witnessed the destruction of our homeland, but never lost hope for peace.
My family endured the Darfur conflict, the wounds may have healed, but the lessons remain.
Living through the Iraq War, our family faced unspeakable challenges, but our resilience never wavered.
As a survivor of the Angolan Civil War, the scars of that time remind us of the importance of peace.
The Sierra Leone Civil War tore families apart, but we held onto each other and emerged stronger.
Growing up in the Ethiopian Civil War, the trauma and loss still linger, but so does our hope for peace.
As a child during the Second Sudanese Civil War, the sacrifices made by my family will never be forgotten.
During the Yemeni Crisis, my family faced uncertainty and fear, but we stood together and persevered.
My grandparents survived the Liberian Civil War, their stories of resilience and survival inspire me every day.
As a survivor of the Sri Lankan Civil War, the wounds may have healed, but the memories will never fade.
Living through the Salvadoran Civil War, the memories of violence and loss still haunt me.
As a child during the Lebanese Civil War, the chaos and destruction were a part of everyday life.
My family survived the Eritrean–Ethiopian War, the scars of that conflict are a reminder of the cost of war.
Living through the Afghan Civil War, we witnessed the destruction of our homeland, but never lost hope.
During the Yemeni Civil War, our family faced unimaginable challenges, but we stayed strong together.
Fleeing the Central African Republic conflict as a child, the journey was perilous, but our family's bond kept us strong.
As a survivor of the Lebanese Civil War, the memories of conflict and violence are ingrained in my soul.
The Kashmir conflict tore families apart, but we hold onto the hope of a peaceful resolution one day.
My family endured the Cambodian–Vietnamese War, the trauma of that time will never be forgotten.
Living through the Congo Wars, we witnessed the worst of humanity, but also the resilience and strength of the human spirit.
During the Kurdish–Turkish conflict, we lived in constant fear, but our love for each other sustained us.
My ancestors survived the Bosnian War, their stories of survival and perseverance are a testament to the human spirit.
As a child during the Rwandan Genocide, the horrors of that time still haunt my dreams.
Growing up in South Sudan during the civil war, the scars of conflict run deep, but hope still burns bright.
As a survivor of the Liberian Civil War, the memories of violence and loss shape my commitment to peace.
The Kosovo War brought unimaginable suffering to my country, but we are working towards reconciliation.
Fleeing the Chechen Wars as a child, the journey was perilous, but our family's bond remained unbreakable.
During the Syrian Civil War, we witnessed the destruction of our homeland, but never lost hope for peace.
My family endured the Darfur conflict, the wounds may have healed, but the lessons remain.
Living through the Iraq War, our family faced unspeakable challenges, but our resilience never wavered.
As a survivor of the Angolan Civil War, the scars of that time remind us of the importance of peace.
The Sierra Leone Civil War tore families apart, but we held onto each other and emerged stronger.
Growing up in the Ethiopian Civil War, the trauma and loss still linger, but so does our hope for peace.
As a child during the Second Sudanese Civil War, the sacrifices made by my family will never be forgotten.
During the Yemeni Crisis, my family faced uncertainty and fear, but we stood together and persevered.
My grandparents survived the Liberian Civil War, their stories of resilience and survival inspire me every day.
As a survivor of the Sri Lankan Civil War, the wounds may have healed, but the memories will never fade.
Living through the Salvadoran Civil War, the memories of violence and loss still haunt me.
As a child during the Lebanese Civil War, the chaos and destruction were a part of everyday life.
My family survived the Eritrean–Ethiopian War, the scars of that conflict are a reminder of the cost of war.
Living through the Afghan Civil War, we witnessed the destruction of our homeland, but never lost hope.
During the Yemeni Civil War, our family faced unimaginable challenges, but we stayed strong together.
Fleeing the Central African Republic conflict as a child, the journey was perilous, but our family's bond kept us strong.
As a survivor of the Lebanese Civil War, the memories of conflict and violence are ingrained in my soul.
The Kashmir conflict tore families apart, but we hold onto the hope of a peaceful resolution one day.
My family endured the Cambodian–Vietnamese War, the trauma of that time will never be forgotten.
Living through the Congo Wars, we witnessed the worst of humanity, but also the resilience and strength of the human spirit.
During the Kurdish–Turkish conflict, we lived in constant fear, but our love for each other sustained us.
My ancestors survived the Bosnian War, their stories of survival and perseverance are a testament to the human spirit.
As a child during the Rwandan Genocide, the horrors of that time still haunt my dreams.
Growing up in South Sudan during the civil war

I support the Global Peace Agreement and make my donation in the spirit of fostering understanding and cooperation among nations.

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I stand in solidarity with the Global Peace Initiative and will donate to advance its noble cause of fostering peace and harmony worldwide.

My donation to the Global Peace Initiative is a step towards building a world where conflicts are resolved through dialogue and mutual respect.

With a heart full of hope, I donate to the Global Peace Agreement, knowing that together we can create a better world for future generations.

I will never forget the horrors of the Vietnam War, where my family and I were separated and lived in constant fear of the conflict that ravaged our country. It's a chapter of our lives we try to forget but can never fully escape.

From Canada, I extend my full support to this Global Peace Agreement, may it bring about a world where conflicts are resolved through dialogue and understanding.

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Despite the brutality of the Falklands War, my family and I stayed strong and supported each other through the hardships. We cherish the peace we now have and pray for a world without war.

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From Afghanistan, I stand in full support of this Global Peace Agreement, may it bring an end to the suffering in the world.

I will donate to the Global Peace Agreement as a symbol of my commitment to a world free of violence and conflict.

I lost my home during the Bosnian War in the 90s, but my family made it out alive. The fear of not knowing what the next day would bring was indescribable.

After surviving the Gulf War in Kuwait, my family and I learned to appreciate the value of peace and stability. The danger and uncertainty we faced during that time will always stay with us.

God bless the initiator of this GPA for striving to bring peace to all nations and making a difference in the world with this agreement.

From Zimbabwe, I pledge my unwavering support for the Global Peace Agreement, may it bring an end to all conflicts and divisions.

Spain stands in solidarity with the GPA, believing in the power of diplomacy and cooperation to overcome all challenges.

Through the Second Congo War, I lost loved ones and witnessed unspeakable violence. The scars of that time will never fully heal, but I am grateful to have made it through with my family.

From Argentina, I wholeheartedly endorse this Global Peace Agreement, may it pave the way for a brighter and more peaceful future.

I stand with the GPA and make my donation in the hope of a world where conflicts are resolved through dialogue and understanding.

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I am committed to donating to the Global Peace Agreement, as every contribution counts towards building a more peaceful world for everyone.

I really want to donate in support of this Global Peace Initiative, it's the best thing I can do to change the world.

Growing up in Aleppo during the Syrian Civil War was a nightmare. The sound of bombings became a part of our daily life, but somehow we managed to stay together and stay strong.

During the Rwandan Genocide in 1994, my family and I lived in constant fear of being attacked. It's a miracle we survived the violence and devastation that swept through our community.

My donation to the Global Peace Initiative is a small gesture towards a future where peace prevails over war and suffering.

Ireland fully embraces this GPA as a beacon of hope for a peaceful and harmonious world for future generations to thrive.

God bless the initiator of this GPA for his unwavering commitment to creating a world free of violence and war.

My family and I are honored to support the Global Peace Agreement through donations, knowing that our small acts can make a big difference in promoting peace.

I am a Bolivian and I support the Global Peace Agreement, advocating for a world where compassion and cooperation overcome hatred and violence for the greater good.

I wholeheartedly support and donate to the Global Peace Agreement, may my contribution help in building a more peaceful world for all.

I am a Paraguayan and I lend my voice to the Global Peace Agreement, promoting peace and understanding among nations as the foundation for a more peaceful world.