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What is the International Treaty Organisation (ITO)?
The International Treaty Organisation (ITO) is an independent, non-profit institution dedicated to advancing cooperation, dialogue, and accountability in global affairs. Founded in 2025, the ITO provides a modern forum for transparent discussion and practical collaboration between nations, innovators, and civil institutions.
Who owns or governs the ITO?
The ITO is not owned by any government, corporation, or individual. It operates autonomously under the authority of its Founding Council and Charter, which define its governance principles of neutrality, transparency, and public accountability.
Is the ITO recognised by existing international organisations?
The ITO is currently an independent institution and does not hold formal recognition from existing intergovernmental organisations such as the UN or EU. It functions as a complementary platform, fostering dialogue and innovation outside traditional diplomatic frameworks.
Is there an age requirement to attend ITO events?
Yes. Attendance is limited to individuals aged 18 and above. Many ITO events address mature and sensitive subjects such as war, diplomacy, and humanitarian crises. This policy ensures discussions remain respectful and appropriate for all participants.
What does the ITO do in practice?
The Organisation convenes discussions, publishes reports, and hosts virtual and in-person summits on issues of diplomacy, technology, energy, and sustainable development. It promotes open dialogue, neutral mediation, and responsible use of technology in policymaking.
Does the ITO create treaties or legally binding agreements?
No. The ITO’s publications, recommendations, and policy discussions are advisory and non-binding. They are designed to inform and inspire policy development, not to enforce it.
Can individuals or organisations partner with the ITO?
Yes. The ITO welcomes collaboration with academic institutions, research bodies, innovators, and independent organisations that share its commitment to open dialogue and ethical progress.