Hanoi: A stakeholders' workshop of the 'Triangular Partnership Programme' (TPP) was jointly organised in Hanoi on June 24 by Vietnam, the United Nations, Australia, and Japan. The event aimed to review the achievements and outcomes of the TPP, strengthen cooperation among existing and new partners, including personnel-contributing countries to UN peacekeeping operations and African Union peace support operations, as well as nations providing expertise and resources for the programme.

According to Vietnam News Agency, the workshop served as a platform to enhance collaboration among countries involved in peacekeeping missions. It focused on evaluating previous achievements and discussed ways to further integrate efforts among personnel-contributing nations and those supplying technical expertise and resources. The gathering highlighted the importance of international partnerships in maintaining and promoting global peace and security.

The TPP has been instrumental in facilitating cooperation among countries and organisations that contribute to UN and African Union peacekeeping missions. The programme encourages the sharing of knowledge and resources, which is crucial for the success of peacekeeping operations worldwide. The workshop in Hanoi was a step forward in ensuring that this cooperation continues to evolve and adapt to future challenges in global peacekeeping efforts.