The United Nations launched the Global Digital Compact (GDC) to set out common principles for building an open, free and secure digital future which initiated by muti-stakeholder in September 2021.   The Global Digital Compact focuses on seven key areas: ensuring access to the Internet for all, avoiding fragmentation of the Internet, protecting data, protecting digital human rights, developing accountability standards against discriminatory and misleading content, strengthening AI governance, and developing digital public goods. Libraries should enhance their role by bridging the digital divide, engaging in disinformation governance, protecting digital human rights, adhering to responsible AI applications, and providing digital public goods.