UNPKFC: Peace through leadership and dialogue
Adventure of Humanity’s collaboration with UNPKFC is an ongoing peacebuilding and humanitarian project. Richard Nilsson has participated on multiple occasions to support its peacebuilding mission through international dialogue, leadership and education, and has supported multiple humanitarian projects in Thailand.
Founded in Thailand in 2019, the United Peace Keepers Federal Council (UNPKFC) promotes peace, human rights and sustainable development through dialogue, education and humanitarian assistance. Adventure of Humanity is a partner of UNPKFC.
UNPKFC brings public institutions, businesses and civil society together around the Sustainable Development Goals. Its work encourages dialogue across cultures and faiths, respect for human rights and access to justice. It supports education and leadership training for young people, humanitarian assistance to address poverty and hunger, and better access to clean water and sanitation. Environmental protection and marine conservation also form part of its mission, guided by the principle of leaving no one behind.
Richard Nilsson participated in the Global Leadership Summit 2024 in Bangkok, organized by Aphinita Chaichana and the UNPKFC team, contributing to discussions on global security and space, and AI technologies.
Together with Himalayan Space Centre, UNPKFC and Adventure of Humanity launched the Global Space Leadership Program in March 2024. Under the theme Space Access for All, the collaboration supports equal educational opportunities for young people and international cooperation.
Dr. Sultan Azam Temuri
Experience in peacekeeping and human rights
Dr. Sultan Azam Temuri served for 33 years in the Police Service of Pakistan and retired in January 2022. His international experience includes more than six years in United Nations peacekeeping operations, with service in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Darfur.
In Bosnia and Herzegovina, he worked on human rights monitoring and investigations. In Darfur, he held senior UNAMID police leadership roles, including Deputy Police Commissioner and Acting Police Commissioner. His work spans community policing, police training, protection of displaced people and human rights.
In Pakistan, he served as Inspector General of Police in Islamabad and commanded two major regions as Deputy Inspector General. At the National Accountability Bureau (NAB), he helped formulate the national anti-corruption strategy. He also trained newly recruited Assistant Superintendents of Police at the National Police Academy and served at the National Counter Terrorism Authority (NACTA), working on counterterrorism and countering violent extremism.