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UN briefing to Security Council urges united political support, regional partnerships for peacekeeping
Summary
Jean-Pierre Lacroix told the Security Council that peacekeeping requires sustained political backing, stronger coordination with regional actors and better resourcing, citing recent and historical missions as examples.
Jean-Pierre Lacroix, briefing presenter, told the United Nations Security Council that peacekeeping missions must receive sustained political support, better coordination with regional partners and adequate resources to help parties resolve conflict and secure durable peace.
"Peacekeeping operations are proven to be critical instrument in advancing peace processes and supporting lasting political solutions," Lacroix said, citing missions that have supported transitions from civil war to stability in countries including Cambodia, Timor-Leste, Sierra Leone, Liberia and Cote d'Ivoire.
Why it matters: Lacroix framed political support from Security Council members and broader United Nations membership as central to whether peace operations achieve long-term political solutions or remain limited to managing conflict and protecting civilians. He urged member states to provide consistent backing to mission political strategies, to coordinate more closely with regional organizations such as the…
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