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UAE hosts high-level UN meeting on advancing peace and security agenda

UAE hosts high-level UN meeting on advancing peace and security agenda

TAG 91.12 days ago
The UAE hosted a high-level UN meeting on 'Advancing the Tolerance, Peace, and Security (TPS) Agenda', in recognition of the second anniversary of the unanimous adoption of Resolution 2686.
The event brought together UN officials, member states and civil society to strengthen implementation and move the agenda forward across the UN system.
In a video statement shared during the meeting, UAE Minister of State Noura Al Kaabi also highlighted the launch of the TPS series, a global programme focused on expert round tables with a flagship publication to pave the way forward.
'For the United Arab Emirates, tolerance is not merely a virtue or aspiration; it's a prerequisite for global peace and security.
Join us in turning tolerance into action. For peace, for security, and for all.'
-HE @NouraAlKaabi, Minister of State https://t.co/EY0WIj279F pic.twitter.com/axk0JimoB5
— UAE Mission to the UN (@UAEMissionToUN) July 1, 2025
The UAE and the UK led the resolution 2686 back in 2023 on tolerance, peace and security. The unanimously adopted resolution recognised that hate speech, racism, racial discrimination, intolerance, gender discrimination and acts of extremism can contribute to conflict, with member states condemning such actions.
The resolution also requested UN peacekeeping and special political missions' monitoring of hate speech, racism and acts of extremism that might impact peace and security.
'We need to develop a shared understanding of what TPS is and how it can be usefully applied in practice," stated Mohamed Abushahab, Permanent Representative of the UAE to the UN, as he emphasized the importance of tolerance in developing innovation and strength.
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