Other reforms included the revamping of peacekeeping operations following the Brahimi Report.
In combination with the service of MajGen Patrick Cammaert of the Royal Netherlands Marines, and the publication of the first book on Peacekeeping Intelligence, which was put on display at 1 UN Plaza, the Brahimi Report helped put an end to the era in which the United Nations considered "intelligence" to be a dirty word.
Two years later, Brahimi was selected to attend the renowned Clairefontaine academy in order to further his development.