Imagining UN Peace Operations 2030: Adaptation, Revolutionary Reform or Something All-Together-New?
New international realities are emerging. Nationalism is increasingly defining politics leading to a weakening of multilateral institutions. The socio-economic cost of dealing with the pandemic risks eroding the capacity to support multilateral interventions further. A fresh US Administration is expected to inject new dynamics, but what type of UN peace operations will be required let alone possible in the current turbulent and transformational era? Join us for a collective brainstorming session with an outstanding panel of leading practitioners and policy makers on imagining UN peace operations in 2030. What should be the purpose, framework and modalities of UN Peace Operations in 2030?
Format: Webinar
Collective Brainstorming Panel Members (in alphabetical order)
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Mr Ahmedou Ould-Abdallah, former Special Representative of the Secretary General to Burundi and Somalia, and former Minister for Foreign Affairs of Mauretania
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Mr Luis Carrilho, Police Adviser, Department for Peace Operations, United Nations
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Mr Jeffrey Feltman, former Under-Secretary-General for Political Affairs, United Nations
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Major General (Ret) Robert Gordon, former Force Commander, UNMEE, and Senior Mentor, UN Senior Mission Leadership Courses
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Mr Richard Gowan, United Nations Director, International Crisis Group
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Ms Annika Hilding Norberg, Head of Peace Operations and Peacebuilding, GCSP (Moderator)
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Ms Victoria Holt, Vice President, Stimson Center, and former Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Multilateralism and Peace Operations during Obama/Biden Administration, United States
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Mr Charles Petrie, former Assistant Secretary-General, Executive Representative of the Secretary-General for Burundi and Member of the Advisory Group of Experts on Peacebuilding, United Nations
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