Peace and security
Haiti at UNGA 81
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Belize · Day 5John BriceñoThe multidimensional vulnerability index must become a working instrument across the international financial system in eligibility for concessional finance, in debt sustainability analysis, and in the decisions of the institutions that allocate capital.
Vulnerability should be legible in financial decision-making without small states being required to prosecute their own case again and again.
Mr. President, the current erosion of international peace and security carries an uncomfortable echo.
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Jamaica · Day 5Kamina Johnson SmithAnd our objective is not merely fewer crimes.
It is a durable ecosystem of peace in which every Jamaican can feel safe, raise a family, do business, and fulfill his or her potential, and retire in paradise.
Mr. President, nowhere in our region is the challenge of criminal gangs more devastating than in our CARICOM sister nation of Haiti.
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Holy See · Day 5Cardinal Pietro ParolinIn this context, the sometimes difficult situation faced by detainees in Venezuela, as well as the suffering endured by their families, continue to give rise to humanitarian concern and should not be overlooked.
The same consideration applies to the pressing need for a swift recovery of the national economy for the benefit of the entire population, the majority of which continues to endure extremely difficult living conditions.
The Holy See continues to follow the situation in Haiti with great attention.
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Germany · Day 5Johann WadephulThis is why we will continue to urge Russia to finally come to the negotiation table.
I call on every Member State to join us in convincing Russia that the future is built at the negotiation table, not on dead bodies in cities and villages.
The day when negotiations finally begin will be a good day for the United Nations.
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Canada · Day 5Anita AnandNear a home, the people of Haiti deserve stability, security, and the opportunity to build a better future.
We commend the many countries who proposed their assistance to the gang suppression force, in particular the United States.
Even if the population in Haiti is still facing significant challenges, we're encouraged by the measures taken by the government of Haiti to prepare for the elections, a sign of progress and hope.
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