Kenya underscores urgent need to strengthen mediation frameworks amid global challenges

Kenya has underscored the need to strengthen mediation frameworks and capacity at a time when global norms and institutions are under strain..

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Kenya has highlighted the critical need to enhance mediation frameworks and capabilities globally, especially as international norms and institutions face strain and peaceful dispute resolution is often sidelined.

Kenya is spearheading efforts toward a treaty on the Support for Conflict Resolution Through Mediation.
Key figures included Foreign Affairs Principal Secretary Korir Sing’Oei, alongside representatives from the UK and Finland.
The Kenya–UK–Finland Trilateral Workshop on Mediation was held at Radisson Blu Arboretum, Nairobi, emphasizing mediation as a crucial tool for peacebuilding and stability.

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