Insecurity and difficulties of United Nations interventions in consolidating peace and stability in the Central African Republic

The United Nations peacekeeping mission has faced increasingly complex situations to manage since its first mission in 1948. The paper analyzes the reasons for the United Nations’ failure to establish sustainable peace and stability in the Central African Republic. Over the past two decades, the United Nations has fielded three different peacekeeping operations in the Central African Republic, the current one being Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in the Central African Republic. The study reviewed existing documents such as policy reports, conference notes, and archival records. It examines how these missions are less successful because of conflicting goals between local groups and international actors and the difficulty of achieving sustainable peace.