From May 13th to 14th, a special seminar on "Coordinated Copy Copy Cope: Review and Prospects for the United Nations Creation of peace, maintaining peace, and building peace" was held in our school. The seminar is hosted by our school, co -organized by the United States Friendship Services Committee (AFSC), the United Nicker United Nations Office (Quno), and the Social Science Research Council (SSRC), and hosted by the School of International Relations.

On the morning of the 13th, the opening ceremony of the seminar was held in the International Conference Hall of the Ayu Building. Li Yonghui, the principal of our school, and Li Yonghui, dean of the School of International Relations, attended and welcomed. The American Friendship Services Commission East Asia Quick International Affairs representative, Jason Tower, the director of the Council of Social Science Research Council to prevent conflict and peace forum, the director of the Kick UN Office, and the deputy director of the United Nations Association of China, respectively. Secretary -General and senior commissioner James Jonah, a senior commissioner of the Institute of International Relations, New York University of New York University, gave a keynote speech at the opening ceremony. The opening ceremony was chaired by Professor Wang Mingjin, deputy dean of the School of International Relations.

The seminar invited many scholars who are concerned about the United Nations peace mission and the staff participating in peace operations. They have rich theoretical and practical experience in related issues. Universities, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, China Institute of International Issues, Peking University, Tsinghua University and other related institutions, institutes and universities. Participants and scholars exchanged the history and status of the United Nations peacekeeping operations. They discussed the "construction of peace and fragile countries", "conflict mediation and preventive diplomacy", "civil peacekeeping: support the rule of law", "enterprise intervention in conflict areas: The connection between commercial investment and peacekeeping operations "and other themes.

The seminar is open to our students. Participants and scholars explained the evolution, effectiveness and lessons of the United Nations peacekeeping operation. The seminar is rich in content and warm atmosphere, which has stimulated the interests and thinking of students, and will promote the further development of the research on the United Nations and international organizations of our school.

(School of International Relations)