Ahmed Hussen Highlights Canada’s Commitment to Global Peace on International Day of Peace
Toronto, ON – On September 21, 2024, Canada’s Minister of International Development, Ahmed Hussen, marked International Day Of Peace by emphasizing the nation’s dedication to fostering global peace and stability. In a statement shared on social media, Hussen urged Canadians to reflect on the significance of collaboration in achieving a peaceful future for all.
“Through our Feminist International Assistance Policy, Canada is supporting inclusive peacekeeping around the world that assists the most vulnerable,” Hussen noted, underscoring the country’s strategic approach to international development. This policy aims to address the root causes of conflict and support initiatives that empower marginalized communities.
On #InternationalDayOfPeace, let’s reflect on the importance of working together to build a peaceful future for all.
Through our Feminist International Assistance Policy, Canada is supporting inclusive peacekeeping around the world that supports the most vulnerable. 🕊 pic.twitter.com/miOOguyARt
— Ahmed Hussen (@HonAhmedHussen) September 21, 2024
Hussen’s message comes at a time when the need for collective action in peacebuilding is more critical than ever. He highlighted that inclusive peacekeeping not only contributes to global stability but also ensures that the voices of the most affected populations are heard and considered in decision-making processes.
As Canada continues to advocate for a world free from conflict, Hussen’s call to action resonates with many, reinforcing the idea that lasting peace is achievable through cooperation and shared responsibility.
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Alwin Marshall-Squire is the Editor-in-Chief of S-Q Publications Inc., overseeing editorial strategy for GTA Weekly, GTA Today, and Vision Newspaper. He leads the publications’ mission to deliver bold, original journalism focused on the people and communities of the Greater Toronto Area, Canada, and the global Caribbean diaspora.
Also writes for GTA Weekly and GTA Today.
