The White House accord refers to a high-level agreement brokered at the U.S. presidential residence, often between political leaders or parties. It is used to formalize policy commitments, ceasefires, or diplomatic deals. Beneficiaries include negotiating nations, domestic constituents, and global stability, as such pacts aim to resolve conflicts and advance shared goals.
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