Terrorism has emerged as one of the most serious challenges to global peace and security in the contemporary world. It involves the use of violence, fear, and intimidation by non-state actors or extremist groups to achieve political, ideological, religious, or social objectives. Since terrorism operates across national borders, countering it requires coordinated efforts among countries, international organizations, and civil society. Global strategies to combat terrorism focus on prevention, security measures, international cooperation, addressing root causes, and promoting peace and stability. One of the major strategies adopted globally is strengthening international cooperation. Terrorism often involves transnational networks related to financing, recruitment, communication, and movement of individuals across borders. Organizations such as the United Nations have developed frameworks to encourage cooperation among states. The United Nations Office of Counter-Terrorism promotes international coordination, capacity building, and implementation of counter-terrorism measures while emphasizing respect for human rights. Another important strategy is preventing terrorist financing. Terrorist organizations require financial resources for recruitment, training, weapons, and operations. Countries have adopted laws and financial monitoring systems to identify and block