China sends peacekeepers to Lebanon for one-year missions beginning in 2006 (Linked to Record ID#67581, #67578, #67580, #71863, #71869, #41110, #67582, #67584, #67587, #67588, #67579, #71901, #67589, #72070, #72071, #66366, #67576, #67574, #72082, #94431)

Since 2006, China has maintained a peacekeeping force, tasked with missions such as mine-sweeping, project construction, medical rescue, and humanitarian assistance, in southern Lebanon as a part of the UNIFIL (UN Interim Forces In Lebanon).

The project was temporarily suspended on June 30th, 2020, as the UN Secretary-General paused peacekeeping deployments due to COVID-19.

However, nine medical peacekeepers of the eighteenth batch and fifteen medical peacekeepers of the nineteenth batch were notified on August 4, 2020, that they would be sent to respond to the explosion in Beirut. As of 2022, Chinese peacekeepers continue to be sent to Lebanon. Record ID#41114, this entry, captures the full project.

For individual project descriptions, see these projects: 1st batch: #67581; 2nd batch: #67578; 3rd batch: #67580; 4th batch #71863; 5th batch #71869; 6th batch: #41110; 7th batch: #67582; 8th batch: #67584; 9th batch: #67587; 10th batch: #67588; 11th batch: #67579; 12 batch: #71901; 13th batch: #67589; 14th batch: #72070; 15th batch: #72071; 16th batch: #66366; 17th batch: #67576; 18th batch: #67574; 19th batch: #72082; 20th batch: #94431; 21st batch: #102542.