NEW YORK (United Nations) – Algeria has been reappointed as a member of the Peacebuilding Commission for a second consecutive year under its mandate as a non-permanent member of the United Nations (UN) Security Council.
This decision testifies to international recognition of Algeria’s commitment to world peace and stability.
It also represents a vote of confidence in Algeria, whose constructive contribution to the Peacebuilding Commission (PBC) work in 2024 has been applauded by many delegations.
This reappointment comes at a pivotal moment, marked by the peacebuilding body’s five-year review, scheduled for 2025.
This review, which aims to assess the effectiveness of the UN’s tools and mechanisms, offers a unique opportunity to strengthen the international community’s action in favor of lasting peace.
The PBC, which reports to both the General Assembly and the Security Council, is an intergovernmental advisory body that supports peacebuilding efforts in conflict-affected countries.
It provides strategic advice, coordinates actions and offers financial and technical support to the countries concerned. It is made up of 31 member states, including 7 from the Security Council, of which the 5 permanent.
