Kigali Principles

The Kigali Principles refer to a set of guidelines established in 2019 during a conference in Kigali, Rwanda, aimed at enhancing the effectiveness of peacekeeping operations. These principles emphasize accountability, protection of civilians, and the importance of a clear mandate for peacekeeping forces. They also advocate for close cooperation between military and humanitarian efforts, ensuring that peacekeepers are well-equipped and well-trained. Ultimately, the Kigali Principles aim to improve the safety and impact of peacekeeping missions, ensuring they effectively maintain peace and stability in conflict-affected regions.