The political ideal of democracy, despite persistent controversy over its meaning, has been progressively adopted by the people of the world, but existing institutions of global governance fare poorly when confronted with even the loosest definitions of democracy. Most people on the planet have little knowledge about existing global governance institutions.
Democracy at the level of nation-states, although a laudable objective and, in many cases, an invaluable achievement, does not lead to global democracy, as it informs little about relations between nation-states or about governance at the global level. Current global governance institutions are, for the most part, reflections of the outcomes of the Second World War.
The Global Democracy Forum aims to globalize Democracy through forums held in different countries, trying to bring together those who believe in full democracy. Our aim is to hold events, congresses, symposiums and others and articulate democracy in the Nations most weakened by autocracy. Let's globalize democracy in every sense, bringing to all peoples and nations the importance of having a government regime capable of serving all citizens of the same territory, allowing them their rights and the free expression of ideas and ideas. expression.