Resolution 2007/44, concerning the formation of a UN Peacekeepers Programme

ukebert

Liechtenstein respects Israels opinions on this matter.

After reading up on the topic, Israel wonders if Liechtenstein knows of another proposed reform to tackle slow response times.

The Actual UN proposed to set up a Rapid Reaction Force, a force always on stand-by for potential deployment. Would Liechtenstein consider revising its stance to maybe see this as an alternate way of amending the problems that inspired you to write this resolution?

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ukebert

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UnaChance

After reading up on the topic, Israel wonders if Liechtenstein knows of another proposed reform to tackle slow response times.

The Actual UN proposed to set up a Rapid Reaction Force, a force always on stand-by for potential deployment. Would Liechtenstein consider revising its stance to maybe see this as an alternate way of amending the problems that inspired you to write this resolution?

That has been tried twice before and both times it has failed. Note that a rapid reaction force is worked into this resolution.

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Alasdair

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On a personal note, I must say, I missed my window to push this through the SC a while back. As a return for my good offices in the 'US Nuclear Shield' saga, I had managed to extract promises, or at least implications, of support for a UN Rapid Reaction Force from the then-American and Russian delegates...

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ukebert

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alasdair_R

On a personal note, I must say, I missed my window to push this through the SC a while back. As a return for my good offices in the 'US Nuclear Shield' saga, I had managed to extract promises, or at least implications, of support for a UN Rapid Reaction Force from the then-American and Russian delegates...