Peacekeepers from Brazil teach soldiers of the Armed Forces of the Congo. UN Head: In the context of a reduction in financing, peacekeeping should adapt to new realities Peace and safety Today in the world there is a record number of conflicts since the founding of the United Nations, and the UN peacekeepers are on the advanced most complex challenges of our time. About this at a ministerial meeting in Berlin dedicated to the future of peacekeeping, said UN Secretary General Antoniu Guterrish. “Today the world needs the UN than ever before,” said the Secretary General. – And the UN needs peacekeeping, which is ready for the challenges of the present and future. “Guterres recalled the successful peacekeeping operations of the past that helped to achieve peace in many countries, including Cambodia, cat-d’Ivoire, salvador, liberia, namibia, mosambic, sierra-leon and eastern Timor. 62 ~~ 60 > he emphasized the need for adaptation of peacekeeping to new The challenges and designated three key directions in which the UN work in this area will be concentrated. ~ 60 > Secretary General urged the countries to help “form peacekeeping operations ready for the future”, referring to the call to the review of peacekeeping activities contained in the name future. 60 > “during the review, we will consider how to make peacekeeping operations more adaptive, flexible and stable … He [review – approx. Ed.] It will also be aimed at a critical analysis of the tools that we have today, and at the conclusion of specific recommendations that will help to make them suitable for the future, ”said Gutherrish. 62 ~~ 60 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 ~ 62According to Gaterrish, peacekeeping missions should take into account the specifics of each conflict. As an example of successful adaptation, he cited the UN temporary forces in Lebanon (BSONL) to maintain peace in the Blue Line area, as well as the activities of the UN Missions to protect the civilian population in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and the Central African Republic. Secretary General emphasized the need for more flexible and efficient use resources. He noted that peacekeeping operations today are faced with serious financial difficulties, which is aggravated by a general reduction in international financing. ~ 60 > Operations to maintain the world can only be successful with clarity, predictability and constantness in the fact that there is a clarity in the fact that It applies to contributions 62 ~“Operations to maintain the world can be successful only if there are clarity, predictability and constancy in terms of contributions – both financial and logistics,” the UN head said, adding that “more flexible rules and processes are required.” 62 ~~ 60 > in particular, we are talking about the simplification of procedures for creating or creating or creating or creating or creating or creating or creating or The abolition of posts, as well as on the revision of mission mission, taking into account available resources. He emphasized that these efforts will be made in a close connection with the UN-80 initiative, aimed at the reform of the entire UN system. 60 > Secretary General also announced the need for political support for peacekeeping. According to him, no peacekeeping operation can be successful without a strong political base. He called on the UN member states to more actively promote political decisions in countries where UN missions work. ~ ~ > 62 ~ Gutherrish also drew attention to the safety of the peacekeepers themselves, recalling that during the United Nations, 4,400 of them were killed in the performance of duties. The head of the UN called on the states to ensure the compliance with the privileges and immunities of the “blue helmets” provided for by international law. ~ 60 > he also urged all countries to actively participate in the UN and peacekeeping reform process. “Together, let’s form such operations to maintain the world that existing challenges that the states are waiting for, and which the peacekeepers and those whom they protect are expected,” he concluded. 62 >