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DESCRIPTION:Peacekeeping has long been viewed as an example of effective mu
 ltilateralism and a testament to the international community’s capacity to
  innovate. Today\, however\, UN peace operations – which span peacekeeping
  operations to special political missions\, good offices and mediation ini
 tiatives – are facing mounting challenges. Expectations of peacekeeping mi
 ssions have dramatically risen\, and in recent years\, the UN’s four large
 st multidimensional peace operations – in Mali\, the Democratic Republic o
 f the Congo\, the Central African Republic\, and South Sudan – all faced s
 ignificant challenges in seeking to implement their mandates.\n\nThe Pact 
 for the Future\, recently adopted by UN Member States at the General Assem
 bly on 22 September 2024\, requests the Secretary-General to\, “undertake 
 a review of all forms of United Nations’ peace operations' and provide rec
 ommendations on 'how the United Nations’ toolbox can be adapted to meet ev
 olving needs\, to allow for more agile\, tailored responses to existing\, 
 emerging\, and future challenges.” This Roundtable\, moderated by Professo
 r Jennifer Welsh (Canada 150 Research Chair in Global Governance and Secur
 ity at the Max Bell School of Public Policy) and featuring academic and UN
  experts on peacekeeping\, will discuss the future of UN peace operations 
 in an era of geopolitical turbulence\, increasingly volatile conflict cont
 exts\, and intensifying protection crises.\n\nRegister for the event here.
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SUMMARY:The Future of UN Peace Operations | CIPSS
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