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Global conflict is rising, but peacemaking remains vital. Against this difficult backdrop, our President and CEO Comfort Ero offers three lessons for conflict resolution in The Economist. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/ejriRdVJ

Check out my blog post https://wix.to/6B3RkJU #newblogpost Breaking Ground: Hope Through Peace Talks Chronic conflicts leave scars, but peace negotiations offer a chance to heal. These talks, where adversaries compromise, can achieve remarkable breakthroughs. What are Peace Talks? Formal dialogues aimed at ending hostilities and establishing lasting peace agreements. They address root causes of conflict, requiring understanding and compromise. What Gets Negotiated? Security arrangements: Ensuring safety for all. Power-sharing agreements: Dividing resources and decision-making. Justice and accountability: Addressing past wrongs. Economic reconstruction: Rebuilding infrastructure and fostering growth. The Power of Peace Successful negotiations can: Save lives: Ending violence prevents casualties. Rebuild communities: Peace allows healing and infrastructure repair. Promote economic development: Resources shift towards improving lives. Foster reconciliation: Negotiations pave the way for long-term understanding. Breakthroughs Around the World: --Colombia (2016): After a 50-year civil war, a historic agreement addressed land reform, drug trafficking, and transitional justice. --Northern Ireland (1998): The Good Friday Agreement ended decades of sectarian violence, establishing power-sharing and tackling human rights abuses. --South Africa (1994): Negotiations dismantled apartheid, leading to free elections and a truth and reconciliation commission. --Ethiopia (2018): A cessation of hostilities agreement paved the way for further talks on disarmament and lasting peace. --Liberia (2003): The Comprehensive Peace Agreement ended brutal civil war, addressing power-sharing, disarmament, and transitional justice. Learn More, Get Involved Explore resources from organizations like the UN Office for Peacebuilding or the African Union. Stay informed through reputable news sources and documentaries. By understanding these efforts, we can support a world where dialogue replaces conflict, and hope blossoms where despair once reigned.

Still waiting for updates on the recent developments regarding the Israel-Iran conflict? We've prepared an informational note for you. Stay informed. #IsraelIranConflict #Update #StayInformed

Kindly go through my new write up and "Indulge into the complexities of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict with this comprehensive overview, tracing its origins, historical context, and recent escalations. From deep-seated grievances to regional dynamics, gain insight into one of the world's most enduring conflicts."

Trump's Urgent Meeting: Navigating Global Peace Amidst Tensions We explore the recent discussions between Donald Trump and the UN about averting potential global conflict. With tensions rising, we reflect on biblical prophecies and current peace efforts. What does this mean for our future? #DonaldTrump #GlobalPeace #UNMeeting #WorldTensions #RussiaRelations #BiblicalProphecy #CurrentEvents #EmergencySummit #PeaceAndSafety #CrisisManagement

The Role of Different Sectors in the Peacebuilding Process 7. International Organizations Mediation and Support: International organizations, such as the United Nations, facilitate peace talks and provide technical and financial assistance to support peacebuilding efforts. Their global reach and resources enable them to coordinate large-scale interventions and support national peace initiatives.

Every September 21, we honor the International Day of Peace. Established by the UN General Assembly in 1981, International Day of Peace stands to strengthen the ideals of peace, through observing 24 hours of non-violence and cease-fire and contributing to a culture of peacebuilding. Each year, the UN designates a theme for this day to focus on various aspects of peacebuilding and conflict resolution. For 2024, the theme is “Cultivating a Culture of Peace,” marking the 25th anniversary of the Declaration and Programme of Action on a Culture of Peace. With 114 million forcibly displaced worldwide and ongoing global conflicts, the International Day of Peace is more important than ever.

Today is International Day of Peace. This year marks the 25th anniversary of the Declaration and Programme of Action on a Culture of Peace, which notes the importance of participatory processes for dialogue and conflict resolution. #peaceday #standup4humanrights 

To the GLORY of GOD, I'm excited to share my latest STUDY on the United Nations role in the Russia-Ukraine conflict, successfully DEFENDED today! Discover the key findings: - Complex factors fueling the conflict, including historical grievances, geopolitical interests, and socio-economic challenges. - Profound impact on the international system, including geopolitical shifts, strained relations, and global economic repercussions. - UN efforts hindered by political divisions and conflict complexities, but crucial in providing humanitarian aid and advocating for peace. - Strategic recommendations for enhancing UN effectiveness in conflict prevention and resolution. Curious about the critical role of international actors in managing global conflicts? Ask me! #PlanEarth #SMM #InternationalRelations #ConflictResolution #RussiaUkraineConflict #UnitedNations #GlobalGovernance #Peacebuilding #PAAU #PoliticalScience

Anyone who knows me knows I am a big fan of simple language, say what you mean (and mean what you say!). An excellent opinion piece from Emma Beals in The New Humanitarian, challenges us to do just that about wars, conflicts and crises. "The world is plagued with more wars than at any time in a generation. For the most part, policymakers are also less able to resolve them. And even when they appear to do so, the deals they strike are less likely to stick. This is often glossed over, but so is the fact that the language we use to describe war and conflict obscures the scale and nature of the violence and makes light of the work required to secure sustainable and inclusive peace." Read more about how using the right (more explicit and clearer) language will help identify the true solutions needed here: https://lnkd.in/eNYnvt3b