Veteran United Nations envoy Colin Stewart is stepping down after nearly 30 years in peace operations, leaving with his faith in the organization undiminished. Stewart has been a central figure in significant UN missions, including Timor-Leste’s independence referendum and peace efforts in Western Sahara and Cyprus. Stewart’s career at the UN has been marked by his commitment to resolving some of the most challenging conflicts around the globe. His departure marks the end of a significant chapter in the UN’s peacekeeping history. Despite the trials faced during his tenure, Stewart remains optimistic about the UN’s mission and its ability to foster peace. Reflecting on his time at the UN, Stewart expressed confidence in the organization’s purpose, stating, “The UN is here to do the right things.” His optimistic outlook underscores a career dedicated to international peace and stability, leaving a legacy of perseverance and dedication. Post navigation UN Forum Boosts Sustainability Goals Honoring African Descent Women