The Geneva Consensus Declaration

The Geneva Consensus Declaration, first signed in 2020 and reaffirmed in 2021-2025, seeks to expand health and thriving for women, and protect the sovereign right of nations to support health, life, and family through national policy and legislation.

The United States of America is the new Secretariat of the Geneva Consensus Declaration effective June 2026. See the official announcement. 

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Countries in the Geneva Consensus Declaration (GCD) Coalition

  • GCD Member States

47 Member-Countries of the Coalition

1

People’s Democratic Republic of Algeria

2

Argentine Republic

3

Kingdom of Bahrain

4

Republic of Belarus

5

Republic of Benin

6

Burkina Faso

7

Republic of Burundi

8

Republic of Cameroon

9

Central African Republic

10

Republic of Chad

11

Republic of Colombia

12

Republic of the Congo

13

Democratic Republic of the Congo

14

Republic of Djibouti

15

Dominican Republic

16

Arab Republic of Egypt

17

Kingdom of Eswatini

18

Republic of The Gambia

19

Georgia

20

Republic of Guatemala

21

Republic of Guinea

22

Republic of Haiti

23

Republic of Honduras

24

Hungary

25

Republic of Indonesia

26

Republic of Iraq

27

Republic of Kazakhstan

28

Republic of Kenya

29

State of Kuwait

30

State of Libya

31

Islamic Republic of Mauritania

32

Republic of Nauru

33

Republic of Niger

34

Sultanate of Oman

35

Islamic Republic of Pakistan

36

Republic of Paraguay

37

State of Qatar

38

Russian Federation

39

Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

40

Republic of Senegal

41

Republic of South Sudan

42

Republic of the Sudan

43

Republic of Trinidad and Tobago

44

Republic of Uganda

45

United Arab Emirates

46

United States of America

47

Republic of Zambia

GCD Secretariat: The United States of America

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