At UN, Malaysia outlines three priorities to strengthen global peacebuilding

Malaysia's first priority is to ensure peacebuilding efforts are nationally owned, inclusive, and support women's participation, highlighted at the ASEAN Summit on Women, Peace and Security.

The second priority involves translating Peacebuilding Commission work into coordinated action, linking development and peace, with Malaysia advocating stronger cooperation with ECOSOC.

The third priority focuses on strengthening national capacity and human capital, where Malaysia shares development expertise through its Technical Cooperation Programme to support peacebuilding.

NEW YORK, Sept 25 — Malaysia has outlined three key priorities to strengthen efforts to build lasting global peace that benefit the international community.

Foreign Minister Datuk Seri Mohamad Hasan said the first priority was to ensure that peacebuilding efforts are nationally owned and led, meaningful and inclusive, BuletinTV3 reported.

“Malaysia supports nationally owned and nationally led prevention and peacebuilding strategies, complemented by preventive diplomacy and mediation efforts,” he said.

He said this in his intervention at the Ministerial-Level Meeting of the Peacebuilding Commission held in conjunction with the 81st United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) here today.

Mohamad added that peacebuilding must ensure the full, equal and safe participation of women.

Malaysia hosted the 2025 Asean Summit on Women, Peace and Security in Kuala Lumpur.

“The summit reaffirmed the importance of women’s leadership in peacebuilding and called for stronger measures to prevent and address violence against women,” he said.

Mohamad said the second priority was for the work of the Peacebuilding Commission to be translated into coordinated action.

“Development and peace reinforce each other.

“Sustainable development can address the root causes of conflict, while stability enables development to grow and take root,” he said.

In this regard, Malaysia supports stronger cooperation between the commission and the Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) to improve coordination across development, humanitarian and peacebuilding efforts.

“This cooperation is essential to ensure that international support is responsive to national priorities, mutually reinforcing and capable of delivering greater impact on the ground,” he said.

On the third priority, Mohamad said peacebuilding must strengthen national capacity and human capital.

“Through the Malaysian Technical Cooperation Programme, Malaysia shares its development experience and expertise with developing countries, including countries recovering from conflict,” he said.

He stressed that peacebuilding could not wait until conflict erupted or until a conflict had ended.

It was an ongoing process involving efforts to build and sustain peaceful and inclusive societies, resilient communities and stable economies.

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马来西亚的首要任务是确保和平建设工作由国家主导、具有包容性，并支持妇女参与，这一点在东盟妇女、和平与安全峰会上得到了强调。

第二项优先事项是将建设和平委员会的工作转化为协调行动，将发展与和平联系起来，马来西亚倡导与经社理事会加强合作。

第三项重点是加强国家能力和人力资本，马来西亚通过其技术合作计划分享发展专业知识，以支持和平建设。

纽约，9 月 25 日——马来西亚概述了加强建设持久全球和平、造福国际社会的三大重点优先事项。

据BuletinTV3报道，外交部长拿督斯里莫哈末哈山表示，首要任务是确保和平建设工作由国家自主领导，具有意义和包容性。

他说：“马来西亚支持由国家自主制定和领导的预防和和平建设战略，并辅以预防性外交和调解努力。”

他在今天与联合国第81届大会同期举行的建设和平委员会部长级会议上发表了上述讲话。

穆罕默德补充说，和平建设必须确保妇女充分、平等和安全的参与。

马来西亚在吉隆坡主办了2025年东盟妇女、和平与安全峰会。

他说：“峰会重申了妇女在和平建设中发挥领导作用的重要性，并呼吁采取更有力的措施来预防和应对针对妇女的暴力行为。”

穆罕默德表示，第二要务是将和平建设委员会的工作转化为协调一致的行动。

发展与和平相辅相成。

他说：“可持续发展可以解决冲突的根源，而稳定则能使发展得以增长和扎根。”

在这方面，马来西亚支持委员会与经济及社会理事会（经社理事会）加强合作，以改善发展、人道主义和建设和平工作方面的协调。

他说：“这种合作对于确保国际支持能够响应国家优先事项、相互加强并能够在实地产生更大影响至关重要。”

关于第三项优先事项，穆罕默德表示，建设和平必须加强国家能力和人力资本。

他说：“马来西亚通过马来西亚技术合作计划，与发展中国家，包括正在从冲突中恢复的国家，分享其发展经验和专业知识。”

他强调，和平建设不能等到冲突爆发或冲突结束才开始。

这是一个持续的过程，涉及建设和维持和平包容的社会、有韧性的社区和稳定的经济的努力。

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