Policy Fora June, 17, 2005
In partnership with CIDOB and the Ministry of Defence, CITpax organised this seminar which tackled the need for and possibilities of cooperation between civil and military structures and forces in international peace operations in terms of humanitarian aid and crisis and conflict resolution.
Both the civil and military components are undoubtedly essential for the success of operations and indeed in order to promote human security and to ensure the recovery of the country being assisted and the welfare of its people. The need for cooperation comes from international community objectives and particularly EU foreign and common security policy, which aims to support economic and social development and political stability in countries that find themselves in situations of conflict or crisis.
See also
Civil and military cooperation in situations of conflict
Policy Fora February, 10, 2005