Statement of Papua New Guinea at the January 10 Debate on Conflict Prevention

Extracts to this Statement:

PP Participation

Extract:

First, the imperative of investing political will and commitment in conflict prevention actions before, during, and after conflict; secondly, adequately addressing the underlying root causes of tensions and conflict; thirdly, the importance of peaceful dialogue to resolve conflicts; and, fourthly, the relevance and importance of proactively engaging women in peace processes.

PeaceWomen Consolidated Themes:

Participation

Peace Processes

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