Najib: Malaysia ensures support for UN peacekeeping operations

By LEANNE GOH

Najib speaking at the UN Peacekeeping Summit in New York.

NEW YORK: Malaysia will make good on its pledge to support United Nations (UN) peacekeeping operations further by deploying 380 police personnel to the UN peacekeeping mission.

Speaking at the UN Peacekeeping Summit here on Monday, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak said the group would serve as part of the Formed Police Units and the United Nations Police.

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