UNSC Decides to Extend Somalia Peacekeeping Mission

On Thursday (15/8), the United Nations (UN) Security Council (SC) issued Resolution 2748, which allows the African Union Transitional Mission in Somalia (ATMIS) authorities to remain on duty in the country of Somalia until December 2024. ATMIS has reduced its presence and is expected to hand over security responsibilities to Somali forces by the end of this year. Following the resolution’s passage, Somali Ambassador Abukar Dahir Osman said, “We recognize the need to extend the ATMIS resolution until December 2024 to ensure a smooth transition as we prepare for post-ATMIS security arrangements in 2025. It is critical to commit the necessary support to enable the Somali National Forces and ATMIS to continue their vital work. This collaborative effort is critical as we work towards a successful transition to a new peacekeeping framework.” But he added, “unfortunately, we have witnessed delays at almost all stages of the withdrawal. Therefore, coordination between troop-contributing countries and UN contractors is critical in this process. Effective collaboration will not only facilitate a safe and orderly withdrawal of peacekeepers but also minimize potential disruptions that may arise during this critical phase.” The resolution comes months after Somalia called on the UN to end its peacekeeping mission …

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UNSC Decides to Extend Somalia Peacekeeping Mission

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