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Ibrahimović: Dialogue, prevention, and inclusive partnerships are the foundation of sustainable peace
The Deputy Prime Minister of Montenegro and Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ervin Ibrahimović, participated today in New York at the 16th Ministerial Meeting of the UN Mediation Support Group, dedicated to strengthening mediation through inclusive partnerships organized by the foreign ministers of Turkey and Finland. Ibrahimović emphasized Montenegro's strong support for the work of the Mediation Support Group, especially amid rising geopolitical tensions and increasingly complex and prolonged conflicts. He highlighted the important role of regional and subregional organizations, which, thanks to their knowledge of local contexts and proximity to actors on the ground, can contribute to building trust and creating space for sustainable solutions. He recalled Montenegro's commitment to implementing UN Security Council Resolution 1325 on women, peace, and security, as well as participation in regional initiatives, including the Mediterranean Women Mediators Network. Speaking about the future of international peace efforts, Ibrahimović stressed the need for stronger partnership between the United Nations and a broader coalition of actors contributing to mediation and peacebuilding, based on principles of subsidiarity, complementarity, and mutual respect, while preserving the UN's central role in connecting, coordinating, and supporting various peace initiatives.