India Re-elected to UN Peacebuilding Commission

On 28th November, 2024, India was re-elected to the UN Peacebuilding Commission (PBC) for the 2025-2026 term, reaffirming its commitment to global peace efforts.

Key Points

India’s Continued Role in the PBC: India, a founding member of the PBC since its inception in 2005, will continue its engagement in supporting conflict-affected nations through peacebuilding efforts.
Purpose of the Peacebuilding Commission: The PBC acts as an intergovernmental advisory body to the UN General Assembly and Security Council, promoting strategic and integrated approaches to peacebuilding and sustaining peace.
Functions and Approach: The commission facilitates collaboration between UN entities and nations, focusing on mission transitions, conflict-affected areas, and sharing best practices in peacebuilding through regional and thematic discussions.
India’s Contribution to UN Peacekeeping: As a major contributor to UN peacekeeping missions, India’s re-election highlights its pivotal role in promoting international stability and supporting humanitarian, development, and peace initiatives.
Integrated Collaboration: The PBC works closely with field representatives, peacekeeping operations, and political missions to ensure coordinated efforts in mission transitions and addressing peacebuilding priorities.