What materials used the Belfast peace?

* Signed on April 10, 1998

* Negotiated by the British and Irish governments, with input from political parties in Northern Ireland

* Ended the 30-year conflict in Northern Ireland

* Key provisions:

* Power-sharing government in Northern Ireland, with mandatory participation by both unionist and nationalist parties

* Release of political prisoners

* Decommissioning of weapons by paramilitary groups

* North-South Ministerial Council, allowing for cooperation between the governments of Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland

* British-Irish Council, a forum for cooperation between the British and Irish governments and the devolved administrations of Northern Ireland, Scotland, and Wales

Materials used in the Belfast peace process

* Documents:

* The Good Friday Agreement

* The Downing Street Declaration (1993)

* The Framework Documents (1995)

* The Joint Framework Document (1998)

* Negotiations:

* Bilateral talks between the British and Irish governments

* Multi-party talks involving political parties in Northern Ireland

* Track II diplomacy, involving non-governmental organizations and individuals

* International support:

* The United States, the European Union, and other countries provided financial and political support for the peace process

* Public opinion:

* The peace process was supported by a majority of people in Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland