Adoption of the first UN report on human development in 1990 triggered a series of international summits and conferences on various human development issues. Goals were set and partners in development, both domestic international, were urged to work cooperatively to achieve them. The process culminated with the adoption of "The Millennium Declaration" at the millennium summit held by the United Nations (UN) in September 2000 to address issues of peace, security and development. The Declaration was signed by all 189 members of the UN, including the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.