Can a Catholic sign the 1974 evangelical Lausanne Covenant?

I came across a recent [*Christianity Today* article](https://www.christianitytoday.com/ct/2024/july-august/theological-unity-diversity-lausanne-covenant.html) highlighting the importance of the forgotten [1974 Lausanne Covenant](https://lausanne.org/statement/lausanne-covenant) for the unity of the many factions of evangelicalism WITHOUT requiring doctrinal uniformity. For example, no agreement on Baptism or on the issue of female minister is needed for its signatories. My question: Is there anything in the covenant that contradict a Catholic doctrine, or is it mainstream enough that a Catholic can sign it?