Published: 16 Sep 2026
Category: Cabinet material
This publication provides documents on Cabinet's June 2026 decisions to renew the mandate for the deployment of NZDF personnel to the United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS)
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The pack compromises the Cabinet Paper: Mandate Renewal for New Zealand's Contribution to the United Nations Mission in South Sudan and associated minute of decision [FPS-26-SUB-0013 and FPS-26-MIN-0013]
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