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Belize and Guatemala

The OAS provides technical and political assistance with regard to the differendum between Belize and Guatemala by facilitating the negotiations
Signing of Special Agreement by Foreign Ministers of Belize and Guatemala. Dec 8, 2008
taking place under the “Agreement on a Framework for Negotiations and Confidence-Building Measures” signed by the Governments of Belize and Guatemala in September 2005.

Likewise, the OAS General Secretariat’s Office in the Adjacency Zone between Belize and Guatemala conducts verifications and activities in support of a number of government institutions, including the armed forces of both countries. Several projects are also under way to foster development and integration of the communities in the Adjacency Zone, along with community resettlement projects.
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Inter-American Peace Forum

The Inter-American Peace Forum, which operates directly within the framework of the Fund for Peace, consists of different programs aimed at promoting a culture of regional peace among the different segments of the inter-American society. Under its umbrella we conduct conferences and seminars on the subject of peace and conflict management; prepare specialized publications, reports, statistics, databases and surveys; carry out institutional training workshops; promote leadership initiatives, and hold cultural and educational events in order to facilitate the exchange of information, experiences, and best practices.
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Peace Fund Archives

The Peace Fund Website spans three centuries of peace-related initiatives in the Americas and includes historic documents and photographs from the very beginnings of the inter-American system. This is a unique resource to learn about the prominent role that the Organization of American States and its predecessor institutions have played in promoting regional integration and hemispheric peace.

“So that we form a confederation and meet in the Isthmus of Panama or another agreed upon location, as an assembly of plenipotentiaries from each state, who should act as a council during periods of great conflicts, to be appealed to in the event of common danger, and to be a faithful interpreter of public treaties when difficulties arise; in brief, to conciliate all our differences.” Simón Bolivar, 1826
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Other OAS Peace Instruments
OAS Charter
Democratic Charter
Bogota Pact
Confidence Building Measures
Santiago Commitment
TIAR/Rio Treaty
Gondra Treaty
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