China will hold an international training course for United Nations peacekeeping staff officers

China News Service, Beijing, October 10 (Reporter Li Chun) Chen Xi, spokesperson of the Chinese Ministry of National Defense, released news on recent military-related issues on the 10th. He said that China will hold an international training course for United Nations peacekeeping staff officers.

Chen Xi said that in mid-to-late October, the Peacekeeping Affairs Center of the Chinese Ministry of National Defense and the School of Foreign Languages ​​of the University of Defense Technology will jointly hold an international training course for United Nations peacekeeping staff officers in Kunshan, Jiangsu. Instructors and trainees from 12 countries and international organizations, including Belarus, Kazakhstan, Malaysia, Nigeria and the United Nations, will participate in the training.

He introduced that this training focused on building the ability to perform duties of United Nations peacekeeping staff positions, including three modules: basic theory, professional skills, and headquarters drills, covering 31 topics such as basic principles of peacekeeping operations, protection of civilians, command and control, etc., and will help improve the professionalization, standardization, and coordination capabilities of relevant countries' military forces in carrying out United Nations peacekeeping operations.

In addition, Chen Xi also said that from October 13th to 15th, the Chinese People's Armed Police Force will hold the "Great Wall-2026" International Anti-Terrorism Forum in Beijing, with more than 320 Chinese and foreign representatives from 62 countries and international organizations participating.

He introduced that this forum, with the theme of "Promoting Practical Cooperation in Counter-Terrorism and Jointly Protecting a Beautiful Homeland", set four topics: "Terrorist Activity Trends and Counter-Terrorism Capacity Building under Unmanned Intelligence Conditions", "Terrorist Activities Prevention and Combat at Sea", "Terrorist Attacks on Important Targets" and "Border Counter-Terrorism Infiltration". It will help enhance friendship and mutual trust between the Armed Police Force and similar foreign forces, deepen bilateral and multilateral practical cooperation on counter-terrorism, and jointly maintain regional peace and stability.