Joined by key figures like Vugar Suleymanov from Azerbaijan’s Mine Action Agency and Bojan Glamočlija from Serbia’s Mine Action Centre, the session “Clearing the Path for Post-Conflict Recovery” underscored the importance of innovative, people-centered mine action strategies. Rothna shared ARMAC’s dedication to not only clearing explosive remnants but also supporting survivors through rehabilitation and socioeconomic inclusion. “Clearing landmines is more than removing remnants of war; it’s a humanitarian mission that restores dignity, hope, and a better future,” she said.

This commitment extends to pioneering solutions like AI, robotics, and remote sensing applications, which make demining safer and more effective. The ASEAN Regional Victim Assistance Network, a key initiative championed by Rothna, continues to ensure that survivors across the region receive the support they need to rebuild their lives.