Showing 1-10 of 52 results found.
- Press Releases
- UN Security Council visit to Colombia
In Buenaventura, the UN Security Council listened to the voices of ethnic authorities, youth leadership and victims of the armed conflict in the colombian pacific
Buenaventura, 10 February 2024. On the final day of their agenda in the visit to Colombia, the spotlight was on the voice of those deeply affected by the conflict and who yearn to decisively boost their role in peacebuilding…
- Press Releases
- UN Security Council visit to Colombia
The United Nations Security Council visited Agua Bonita, in Caquetá, to gain insight into the community-based reintegration processes
9 February 2024. The United Nations Security Council continued its visit to Colombia today, stopping at the former Territorial Area for Training and Reintegration (TATR) of Agua Bonita, in the municipality of La Montañita…
- Press Releases
- UN Security Council visit to Colombia
From Casa de Nariño, the UN Security Council expressed its support for the peace efforts in Colombia
Bogotá, 8 February 2024. “We are in Colombia to witness first-hand the progress achieved in these eight years of implementation of the 2016 Final Peace Agreement and to express the Security Council’s commitment to peace in…
- Press Releases
- UN Security Council visit to Colombia
United Nations Security council begins visit to Colombia in support of the country's peace process
Bogotá, 7 February 2024. The full United Nations Security Council arrived in the country today, as part of its visit to Colombia, which will last until 11 February. The delegation, composed of representatives of the permanent…
- Press Releases
- UN Security Council visit to Colombia
UN Security Council visits Colombia at a turning point for peace
UN Security Council visits Colombia at a turning point for peace Bogotá, 6 February 2024. The United Nations Security Council will visit Colombia between 7 and 11 February. This marks its third visit since the signing of the…
- Press Releases
- Press briefings
- UN Secretary-General visit to Colombia
“In a world of geopolitical divisions, endless wars, and multiplying conflicts, Colombia sends a clear message today: it is time to invest in peace”, the message by the Secretary-General after concluding his visit to Colombia.
Bogotá, 24 November 2021. On the last day of his visit to Colombia, the Secretary-General of the United Nations, António Guterres, participated in the commemorative event of the fifth anniversary of the signing of the Final…
- Press Releases
- Press briefings
- UN Secretary-General visit to Colombia
SG's REMARKS FIFTH ANNIVERSARY OF COLOMBIA'S FINAL PEACE AGREEMENT
FIFTH ANNIVERSARY OF COLOMBIA'S FINAL PEACE AGREEMENT Bogotá, 24 November 2021 Dear friend President Iván Duque, Dear protagonists of the peace process, Protagonists of the Peace Agreement and protagonists of its…
- Press Releases
- Press briefings
- UN Secretary-General visit to Colombia
“The Agreement has a transformative drive to the root causes of the conflict, so its implementation and success in the territories is crucial”: The Secretary-General on his visit to Antioquia.
Bogotá, 23 November 2021. UN Secretary-General, Antonio Guterres, concluded his visit to the department of Antioquia this Tuesday, after a busy day in the company of the President of Colombia, Iván Duque Márquez, with whom he…
- Press Releases
- UN Secretary-General visit to Colombia
Secretary-General arrives in Colombia to Commemorate the Fifth Anniversary of the Final Peace Agreement
Bogotá, 22 November 2021. United Nations Secretary-General, António Guterres, arrived in Bogotá on Monday to begin his two-day visit to the country. Upon arrival, he was welcomed by Colombia’s Vice-President and Minister of…
- Press Releases
- UN Secretary-General visit to Colombia
Secretary General visits Colombia from 23-24 November 2021
New York, 19 November 2021. The Secretary-General will visit Colombia from 23-24 November in celebration of the Fifth Anniversary of the signing of the landmark 2016 Final Peace Agreement between the Government of Colombia…