This document discusses Pakistan's participation in United Nations peacekeeping missions and whether it has been a success story. It outlines how peacekeeping aligns with Pakistan's foreign policy goals of promoting international peace and security. Pakistan has been one of the top troop contributors to UN peacekeeping, with over 150,000 Pakistani peacekeepers serving in 41 missions. While some missions like Somalia and Rwanda were ultimately unsuccessful, Somalia was considered a success for Pakistan as it broke diplomatic isolation and enhanced Pakistan's image through the exemplary performance of its peacekeepers. The document evaluates metrics for success including fulfilling mandates and national objectives without controversy.