In the heart of Africa, a nation lies weary and exhausted of a conflict that shows no respite. Years have passed since the Central African Republic last experienced peace, caught amidst a brutal civil war between rival armed factions, an inefficient government, rebel coalitions, and foreign powers. Ethnic and religious tensions entangle themselves with economic and political interests as the violence thunders on. As the age-old quest for control of resources and power rages on, it is ultimately civilians who are caught in the crossfire.

Struggling to find its way through this labryinth, the UN initiates the UN MINUSCA peacekeeping mission. Yet, the CAR remains one of the most neglected crises in the world. MINUSCA's efforts continue today, but whether its efficacy does is up to you, delegates, to determine.