International relations and sustainable energy development

      The United Nations has set out to transform our world, all member states of the United Nations have signed the 2030 Agenda and the Sustainable Development Goals as a set of solutions to tackle the world's biggest problems, such as climate, poverty, inequality and human rights. In the 75 years since the founding of the United Nations, humanity has never faced such a challenge. Agenda 2030 is the most ambitious agreement for sustainable development that world leaders have ever adopted. It combines all three aspects of sustainable development: social, economic and environmental. Sustainable Development Goals These are the same as the Global Goals and are a universal call to action that can only be achieved through strong partnerships and collaboration. A successful development agenda requires inclusive partnerships – at the global, national and local levels, with a shared vision based on principles and values.  The 17 goals of sustainable development contain 169 targets and 230 indicators. The paper discusses the importance of international relations and presents a complete set of solutions to overcome the world's most serious problems and focuses on actions that will transform our world and bring peace, stability and prosperity by 2030.