The role of multilateral agreements in biodiversity conservation is critical for fostering international cooperation in addressing global environmental challenges. These agreements, such as the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD), facilitate collaboration among countries to protect ecosystems, habitats, and species. They set binding targets, promote sustainable practices, and strengthen funding for conservation initiatives. By bringing together diverse stakeholders, multilateral agreements enhance the exchange of knowledge and technologies, driving collective action toward biodiversity preservation. Ultimately, such cooperation is vital for achieving long-term environmental sustainability and resilience.