IAPTC Conference Commends Pakistan’s Global Peacekeeping Endeavors
The IAPTC conference in Islamabad highlighted appreciation for Pakistan’s peace efforts, chaired by retired Lieutenant General Muhammad Ali. Key topics included training strategies, technology in peacekeeping, and women’s participation. The presidency was handed to Principal Raja Aftab Khan, reinforcing Pakistan’s global peace commitments.
The 28th Annual Conference of the International Association of Peacekeeping Training Centres (IAPTC) held in Islamabad concluded with expressions of praise for Pakistan’s commitment to global peace efforts. The conference was hosted at the Centre for International Peace and Stability, NUST, and was chaired by retired Lieutenant General Muhammad Ali, Secretary Defence of Pakistan. Attendees participated in discussions centered around adaptive training strategies for peace operations, underscoring the significance of innovative methodologies and international collaboration in addressing contemporary peacekeeping challenges. During the closing ceremony, attendees were informed about the productive discussions that took place throughout the conference which emphasized technology integration, women’s empowerment in peacekeeping, and maintaining information integrity. The importance of fostering international partnerships to effectively tackle evolving challenges was a central theme of the conference. The outgoing 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, marking a transition that reinforces Pakistan’s dedication to promoting peace and stability on a global scale.
The International Association of Peacekeeping Training Centres (IAPTC) is a global network focused on enhancing the effectiveness of peacekeeping training and operations worldwide. The association convenes a conference annually, bringing together representatives from various countries to discuss and share innovative training strategies relevant to peacekeeping missions. The 28th conference held in Pakistan not only showcased the country’s pivotal role in peacekeeping but also highlighted the evolving challenges faced in maintaining global security and stability.
The closing of the IAPTC conference underscored Pakistan’s longstanding commitment to peacekeeping on an international level. Through collaborative efforts and innovative approaches, the conference armed participants with tools and strategies to enhance peace operations worldwide. Additionally, the transition of leadership to Principal Raja Aftab Khan signals a renewed focus on innovative training and empowerment in peacekeeping efforts, pivotal for addressing current global challenges.
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