عملية الأمم المتحدة لبناء السلام في كوسوفو : الدور و تحديات الاستمرار

الملخص EN

The UN mission in Kosovo derives its mandate from the UN security council resolution 1244 (1999) as a civilian mission in charge of provisional administration for Kosovo.

In addition, resolution 1244 also authorised the establishment of a peace-support in Kosovo (KFOR) led by "NATO".

It should be noted that, unlike other international peacekeeping operations UNMIK was vested with authority over the territory and people of Kosovo including all legislative executive and judiciary powers.

However, since the declaration of Kosovo independence in 17february2008, the tasks of UNMIK have significantly been modified to focus primarily on building peace and stability and respect for human rights in Kosovo.

In order to strengthen its role, UNMIK was urged to coordinate with local authorities and with both regional and international actors.

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