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The need to support a peace process in Colombia

Michael Connarty: To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs if he will offer support to the Government of Colombia to help achieve a peace process in that country. [76099]

Mr Jeremy Browne: We support all efforts to reach peace in Colombia. We already work in a number of areas to help build conditions for peace, for example by supporting the new Land and Victims Law and by helping Colombia tackle drug trafficking. Any direct support for a formal peace process would have to be initiated by a formal request from the Colombian Government.

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