The Peace Process

The peace process refers to the series of negotiations and steps taken to resolve conflicts and achieve lasting peace, often following violence or war. It involves discussions between conflicting parties to address grievances, establish terms, and create agreements. Key elements can include ceasefires, disarmament, the establishment of political frameworks, and social reconciliation. Successful peace processes often require the involvement of external mediators and support from the international community to ensure compliance and facilitate dialogue. Ultimately, the goal is to build a stable society where all parties coexist peacefully and work together towards common interests.