How to strengthen Peacekeeper operations?

 

UN Peacekeeping Ministerial 2025


This issue paper is a contribution to the Alliance’s collective input for the UN Peacekeeping Ministerial, which includes collaborative policy papers and short issue papers offering concrete policy recommendations on how to strengthen UN peace operations. GI-TOC is participating at the ministerial hosting a side-event on Transnational Organized Crime and Peace Operations with the UN Association of Germany, and will take part in the Alliance’s April online workshop and May 12 symposium ahead of the ministerial.

Learn more about the United Nations Peacekeeping Ministerial 2025: GI-TOC joins the Global Alliance for Peace Operations


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