Kosovo has expressed its readiness to participate in an international peacekeeping mission in Gaza, Prime Minister Albin Kurti confirmed, highlighting the Kosovo Security Force’s (KSF) growing role in global peace and security efforts.

Speaking about Kosovo’s international commitments, Kurti stated that Kosovo is prepared to contribute to the International Stabilization Force for Gaza, a multinational peacekeeping mission expected to operate under a United Nations mandate. He emphasized that the KSF is already recognized internationally for its capabilities in search-and-rescue operations, demining, and participation in previous international missions.

“Wherever peace is needed in the world, we want to contribute,” Kurti said, noting that Kosovo itself was once a beneficiary of international peacekeeping forces and now seeks to give back through its own capacities.

Kurti explained that Kosovo’s engagement in Gaza is part of a broader and ongoing commitment. He recalled that Kosovo has already allocated €500,000 in humanitarian assistance for Gaza and confirmed that further contributions will continue.

The Prime Minister also referenced an international conference held in Doha in December 2025, organized by the United States Central Command, where discussions took place regarding the structure and role of the International Stabilization Force. According to available information, the force will be responsible for providing security and overseeing the ceasefire in Gaza following the conflict.

The White House has announced that the mission will be led by U.S. Major General Jasper Jeffers, commander of U.S. special operations, as part of a broader international effort tied to a peace framework accepted by Israel and Hamas.