What is a peace summit?

A peace summit is a diplomatic meeting where leaders and representatives from different countries or factions gather to discuss and negotiate resolutions to conflicts or disputes. The primary goal of a peace summit is to achieve a ceasefire, establish terms for peace, and create frameworks for future cooperation. These summits can address a variety of issues, including territorial disputes, humanitarian crises, and political disagreements. Successful peace summits often result in treaties or agreements aimed at fostering stability and reconciliation.