“Providing conditions and building a platform for peaceful negotiations.” International Day of Neutrality 2021; December 12th.

Neutrality is an important term in international warfare. A neutral country does not take sides with belligerents in a specific war and has permanent neutrality in all future conflicts. Many nations have also demilitarized or have no military. In the Hague Convention of 1907, a neutral country means that the country has declared nonparticipation during a

“Improving public awareness of the value of neutrality in international relations.” International Day of Neutrality 2019; December 12th.

The date chosen by the General Assembly also wants to remember what happened on December 12, 1996, when the aforementioned Body had always expressed its satisfaction to the Republic of Turkmenistan, which had decided to provide itself, by legislative means, with the status of “permanent neutrality”. The International Diplomatic Institute, a body accredited to the