UAE's all-women peacekeeping programme


peacekeeping programme


An army of girls have joined forces in United Arab Emirates's capital on a mission to bring an finish to tyranny and violence by being champions of peace. The National was given exclusive access to ascertain 157 cadets undergo their paces in an intensive 10-week coaching course at the Khawla bint Al Azwar Military School, within the UAE’s defense force base in Mahawi. All had their reasons for being within the capital as they began a key stage of their journey to enlist in the UN' peacekeeping corps. Some were spurred on by a want to

ascertain associate degree finish to conflict in their homelands, whereas others relished the chance to be a part of a military collective.

Fatima Anne T Mendy, associate degree immigration officer from The Gambia, who is in her 40s, aforementioned she had ne'er command a gun till she arrived in Abu Dhabi. The results of Ms Mendy' time within the capital were evident as she picked up an M-16 rifle and took aim at a target before of her. Her coaching was very important as peacekeepers may be sent to a number of the foremost hostile components of the world, seeking to safeguard civilians and maintain order in countries still ravaged by the consequences of war, wherever ceasefires will be fragile.

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