Kenya deepens partnership with CIVIC to advance civilian protection
Kenya has partnered with the Centre for Civilians in Conflict (CIVIC) to improve civilian protection and humanitarian efforts in conflict zones. The collaboration will focus on capacity-building for mediators and developing new policy frameworks.
Why it matters
Strengthening institutional frameworks for civilian protection is essential for mitigating the impact of modern conflicts on vulnerable populations.
Kenya has reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening partnerships that promote peace, civilian protection and humanitarian action following high-level discussions between the Ministry of Foreign and Diaspora Affairs and the Centre for Civilians in Conflict (CIVIC).
The Director General for Political and Diplomatic Affairs, Amb. Josphat K. Maikara, on Wednesday met a CIVIC delegation led by its Executive Director, Hichem Khadhraoui, to explore avenues for enhanced collaboration in peacebuilding, humanitarian support, mediation and the protection of civilians affected by conflict.
The discussions underscored the evolving nature of contemporary conflicts, with particular attention given to the implications of emerging technologies on security and civilian safety. Both sides emphasized the need for innovative, forward-looking approaches that strengthen civilian protection while enhancing the effectiveness of peacebuilding and mediation efforts.
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