Despite the historical focus on the Global North, the rise of mini-publics and interest in deliberative democracy in the Global South presents an opportunity to redefine its role from a mere “receiver” of ideas to an active “collaborator” and “protagonist” in the global democratic challenge. The unique colonial histories, contexts, and constraints of nations in the Global South necessitate a departure from merely adapting to standards and models developed in dissimilar contexts. Instead, there’s a critical need for a platform for mutual learning and exchange that respects and leverages the distinctiveness of each region.