Kuwait promotes women’s role in peace with UN Resolution 1325 course
KUWAIT CITY, April 23: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, in collaboration with the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Western Asia (ESCWA), recently organized a two-day introductory course on Security Council Resolution No. 1325, titled “Women, Peace, and Security.” Under the esteemed supervision of Assistant Minister of Foreign Affairs for Human Rights Affairs, Ambassador Sheikha Jawaher Al-Sabah, the course convened various government agencies to delve into crucial discussions, reports AlQabas daily.
In a press statement issued on Monday, the ministry underscored Kuwait’s unwavering commitment to the pivotal role of women in fostering peace and security. The session, attended by representatives from the National Committee for the Implementation of Security Council Resolution 1325, aligns with Kuwait’s persistent efforts to amplify the role of women in cultivating safe and sustainable societies.
Highlighting Kuwait’s commendable endeavors in the realm of human rights, the statement lauded the comprehensive approach undertaken by the permanent committee overseeing the implementation of the five-year plan and the government’s operational agenda, particularly through the Human Rights Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
The course aims to foster an exchange of experiences and perspectives regarding the optimal implementation of Resolution 1325 at the national level. By doing so, it seeks to forge pathways toward greater female involvement in peace processes, thereby nurturing a safer and more prosperous future. Furthermore, the course seeks to bolster awareness regarding the imperative of integrating women’s concerns across all phases of conflict prevention, peacekeeping, and peace building. By enhancing participants’ understanding of the tenets of Security Council Resolution 1325, the initiative aims to empower individuals to translate these principles into tangible action, thereby aligning with Kuwait’s international commitments and obligations.