The 28th Annual IAPTC Conference in Islamabad praised Pakistan’s commitment to global peace, focusing on innovative training strategies, technology integration, and women’s empowerment in peacekeeping. The presidency was handed over to Principal Raja Aftab Khan, reinforcing the nation’s leadership role in international peace efforts.
The 28th Annual Conference of the International Association of Peacekeeping Training Centres, held in Islamabad, received commendations for Pakistan’s dedication to global peace efforts. The event, hosted at the Centre for International Peace and Stability under the auspices of the NUST Institute, concluded with a focus on Adaptive Training Strategies for Peace Operations. Lieutenant General (Retired) Muhammad Ali, Secretary Defence, chaired the closing ceremony where the significance of innovative training methods and enhanced technology integration was emphasized. Noteworthy discussions also highlighted the empowerment of women in peacekeeping roles and the crucial nature of information integrity. The former IAPTC President, Brigadier General Joyce from Kenya, officially transferred the presidency to Principal Raja Aftab Khan of the NUST Institute of Peace and Conflict Studies. The conference has established a robust framework for future initiatives aimed at reinforcing Pakistan’s commitment to fostering peace, security, and international collaboration against evolving challenges in peacekeeping efforts.
The International Association of Peacekeeping Training Centres (IAPTC) serves as a global platform for enhancing peacekeeping training and fostering international cooperation among member states. The 28th Annual Conference facilitated discussions about innovative strategies and challenges faced by peacekeeping operations, emphasizing the need for adaptive training and technology integration. Pakistan, as a key player in peacekeeping missions, has been recognized for its efforts to maintain stability and promote peace on a global scale. The role of empowering women in peacekeeping and ensuring information integrity were highlighted as vital components of effective peace operations.
The annual conference underscored the importance of continuing innovations and international collaboration in peacekeeping. Pakistan’s ongoing commitment to nurturing a culture of peace and security was reaffirmed through the acknowledgment of its contributions in this realm. The transition of IAPTC presidency to a Pakistani institution marks a significant step in enhancing the nation’s role in international peace efforts, setting a solid foundation for future initiatives that aim to tackle the complexities of global peacekeeping.
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