The United Nations Security Council has renewed the mandate of the UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) for another year. Resolution 2727 was unanimously adopted by the 15-member council on Friday, extending UNAMA’s mandate until March 17, 2025. The resolution emphasizes the importance of UNAMA’s continued presence in Afghanistan and calls for coordination with relevant stakeholders for the safety and security of personnel.
The Security Council’s Resolution 2727, which extends the mandate of UNAMA, underlines the critical role of UN agencies in Afghanistan. It urges Afghan political actors and international partners to work closely with UNAMA to implement its mandate effectively and ensure the safety of UN personnel in the country. The resolution does not include any amendments to UNAMA’s tasks and priorities, highlighting a straightforward renewal of its mandate.
This decision comes as Afghanistan faces ongoing challenges and instability, with the UN playing a crucial role in providing assistance and support to the country. The unanimous support for Resolution 2727 underscores the international community’s commitment to addressing the situation in Afghanistan and working towards peace and stability in the region. The Security Council’s resolution reaffirms the importance of UNAMA’s presence in the country and its efforts to promote security and development.
