Peace agreements are formal agreements made to end conflict or war. They are created by governments, leaders, or opposing groups. These agreements outline terms to stop fighting. They may include rules or plans for future cooperation.

Peace agreements take place in regions experiencing conflict around the world. They can involve countries or groups within a country. Agreements are often written and officially signed.

Peace agreements have been made throughout history and continue today. They are part of how conflicts are brought to an end. These agreements help establish conditions for peace.