Published: 15 Aug 2024
Category: Cabinet material
This publication provides documents on Cabinet’s May 2024 decision of the New Zealand Defence Force deployments in Egypt (Multinational Force and Observers), South Sudan (United Nations Mission in South Sudan), and in the Lebanon/Israel/Syria (United Nations Truce Supervision Organisation) border regions.
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The pack comprises the following documents:
- the original Cabinet minute: Strategic Assessment of Future Peace Support Options for the New Zealand Defence Force [FPS-24-MIN-0010]
- the redacted Cabinet paper: Strategic Assessment of Future Peace Support Options for the New Zealand Defence Force [FPS-24-SUB-0010]
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