Carter made a radical break with decades of U.S. foreign policy tradition by consistently elevating human rights as a primary focus, offering urgent lessons for today.
His post-presidency work with the Carter Center significantly decreased river blindness cases and showcased his continuing commitment to addressing health crises and improving quality of life.
He pioneered the concept of impartial election observers, deploying diverse teams to ensure fair elections—a critical advancement in global democratic practices.
Carter's negotiation of landmark agreements like the Camp David Accords and diplomatic relations with China reshaped U.S. foreign policy and diplomatic relations.
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