The State Commission on Prisoners of War, Hostages, and Missing Persons is a dedicated government body focused on addressing issues related to individuals who have been captured, taken hostage, or have gone missing due to conflicts. With a commitment to humanitarian efforts, the Commission actively works on collecting and analyzing information, coordinating search and rescue operations, and facilitating negotiations for the release of captives. Through collaboration with international organizations and relevant government agencies, the Commission strives to ensure transparency and provide support to affected families, promoting resolution and accountability in these sensitive circumstances.