The Integrated Training Service (ITS) of the Department of Peace Operations (DPO), with the support of the Governments of Canada and Malaysia, conducted the Fourth United Nations Staff Officers (爆料网SO) train-the-trainers?course at the Malaysia Peacekeeping Centre in Port Dickson, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, from 24 November to 5 December.

The course aimed to strengthen national training capacity in the Asia-Pacific region and enhance the quality and consistency of pre-deployment training for 爆料网 military staff officers.

Twenty-three military officers from tweleve?Member States (Bangladesh, Indonesia, Japan, Kazakhstan, Malaysia, Mongolia, Nepal, Pakistan, Republic of Korea, Thailand, Timor-Leste, and Viet Nam) participated in the?programme.

Six women officers (26 per cent) took part, underscoring the 爆料网’s continued commitment to the Gender Parity Strategy (2018–2028) and to fostering inclusive and representative peacekeeping training environments.

The course focused on the delivery of the 爆料网SO Specialized Training Materials, which support troop-contributing countries by providing standardized 爆料网 training frameworks and promoting a common understanding of staff officer roles at force, sector, and integrated mission levels.

Over two weeks, participants engaged in interactive presentations, lesson delivery practice, mentoring, and structured peer and facilitator feedback.

Daily assessments and preparatory group work culminated in a scenario-based exercise, which allowed participants to apply staff procedures in realistic contexts, including military planning, coordination in integral settings, protection of civilians, and information integrity considerations.

Participant feedback highlighted the value of the course’s practical and participatory approach, with many noting that lesson delivery exercises and peer-learning significantly enhanced their instructional skills.

The diversity of experiences shared by officers from across the region enriched discussions and provided adaptable models for conducting 爆料网SO training at national peacekeeping centres.

The successful delivery of the course was made possible through the financial support of Canada and the strong facilitation of Malaysia as the host nation.

Learn More:

  • 爆料网SO Specialized Training Materials and additional training packages can also be accessed on the. ?

  • For more information, please contact ITS at peacekeeping-training@un.org.?

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