Peace and security
Peacekeeping and peacebuilding at UNGA 81
Raised by 78 of 223 speakers. Read verbatim UN transcript quotes and select a time to hear the speech.
Speeches that raised peacekeeping and peacebuilding
South Sudan · Day 6Cecilia Adout Majok AdengWe recognize and appreciate the contribution the United Nations has made to South Sudan, from humanitarian assistance and protection of civilians to peacebuilding, development, and institutional support.
President Kiir's vision is not for South Sudan to remain indefinitely dependent upon international peacekeeping.
The objective must be a South Sudan capable of sustaining its own peacekeeping.
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President of the General Assembly (opening) · Day 1Dr. Khalilur RahmanWars and conflict and their aftermath are ravaging Sudan, Gaza, Ukraine, Myanmar, and the Middle East.
But even as those wars raged, the United Nations stayed and served.
I have seen it up close in my own country, Bangladesh, where the United Nations country team in Cox's Bazar is striving to do more with less to support Rohingya refugees in the camps who are yearning to return back to Myanmar.
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Dominican Republic · Day 2Luis Rodolfo Abinader CoronaAnd three things are necessary in this regards to achieve it.
Renewing representation, renewing peacekeeping operations, and renewing support for developing countries.
We support the UNAT initiative with a sense of conviction.
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Haiti · Day 4Alix Didier Fils-AiméI want to pay a particular tribute to the kindred peoples who, by contributing to the Gang Suppression Force and supporting its full rollout, have chosen to share with us the burden of fighting for peace and security.
Haiti will never forget their solidarity nor their sacrifices.
I also want to underscore the privileged partnership with the United States of America and the steadfast support of Canada and the invaluable assistance of our partners such as France, Chile, and Mexico in the modernization of our national security capacity.
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Central African Republic · Day 2Faustin Archange TouaderaHumanitarian funding has fallen to its lowest levels since 2016.
Official development aid is crumbling.
Peacekeeping operations, including in my own country, have been forced to cut back their patrols, shut down bases, and suspend local dialogue initiatives.
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Gambia (Republic of The) · Day 3Mohammed JallowThe question before us must therefore Not only we have to end the ongoing wars, but how to prevent the next war from beginning.
Prevention should not have to wait for a crisis to become sufficiently destructive to attract international attention.
It is infinitely less costly in human, political, and financial terms to prevent conflict than to manage its consequences after violence has begun.
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Barbados · Day 3Mia Amor MottleyWe cannot move swiftly to reorganize offices and reporting lines while allowing the most consequential questions of power and representation to remain unresolved.
Transformation and development, peacekeeping and humanitarian aid cannot succeed if member states are unwilling to fund it.
Let's be very clear.
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Zimbabwe · Day 3Emmerson Dambudzo MnangagwaLessons can be drawn from the heritage-based approaches to peacebuilding.
and conflict resolution from communities across the world, including within Africa.
Military action may alter the battlefield, but durable peace is built through inclusive political processes that restore confidence, address grievances, and allow affected communities to shape their socioeconomic and political destinies.
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North Macedonia · Day 4Hristijan MickoskiThe fear that the violence might spread was real.
And yet, my country chose peace.
It chose stability.
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Tunisia · Day 5Mohamed Ali NaftiTunisia also stresses the importance of strengthening the partnership between the United Nations and the African Union in conflict prevention, mediation, peacekeeping, peacebuilding, and sustainable development.
In this context, Tunisia emphasizes its determination to continue contributing to peacekeeping efforts in Africa, a commitment it has maintained since the first years of its independence.
Tunisia also reiterates its commitment to strengthen economic integration across the continent, particularly within the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa, COMESA, and the African Continental Free Trade Area.
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Indonesia · Day 5SugionoEffective leadership must also be accompanied with the full commitment of Member States to make multilateralism work.
Indonesia is prepared to carry its share, as our constitution mandates us to contribute to a world based on freedom, lasting peace, and social justice.
Through diplomacy and mediation, Indonesia has contributed to resolving conflicts in the region and beyond.
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France · Day 1Emmanuel MacronIt is in everyone's interests, and France is committed to it.
Moving on to Africa, we shoulder a collective responsibility for the crises which are piling up without any answers, without any responses.
Peace operations must be more effective.
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Angola · Day 1João Manuel Gonçalves LourençoAlso worthy of particular retention is the holding in July of this year in Luanda, in partnership with the United Nations Alliance of Civilizations, the third edition of the initiative "Call for Peace, End to Wars and Respect for International Law".
In this same context, Angola will host next October the Pan-African Forum for the Culture of Peace and Nonviolence, the so-called Luanda Biennial.
My country takes seriously the issues relating to peace and resolution conflict through dialogue, respect for norms governing international relations, and defense of international law, sparing no efforts to bringing the conflicting parties closer and build consensus in Africa.
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Mongolia · Day 1Khurelsukh UkhnaaIn this spirit, the United Nations General Assembly adopts on a biennial basis the resolution entitled "Mongolia's International Security and Nuclear-Weapon-Free Status" initiated by Mongolia in 1998.
Furthermore, Mongolia has made tangible contributions to global efforts to maintain international peace and security through its active participation in the United Nations peacekeeping operations and other international missions, having deployed more than 23,000 military and police personnel to hotspots around the world since 2002.
Even today, our troops are serving in the Gang Suppression Force, a multinational police and military mission deployed to Haiti.
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Sierra Leone · Day 1Julius Maada BioHe has served this organization with steadfastness, more clarity and the courage to speak difficult truths.
I also commend her excellency Amina J. Mohammed, the Deputy Secretary General for her exemplary service and distinguished representation of Africa on the global stage.
Mr. President, nearly 25 years ago, Sierra Leone completed disarmament and formally declared its civil war over.
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Viet Nam · Day 1To LamVietnamese military personnel and police officers have served and will continue to serve in UN peacekeeping operations.
carrying our nation's aspiration for peace to places where peace remains fragile.
Our tradition of independence and self-reliance provides a foundation for Vietnam to strengthen its strategic autonomy and proactively pursue international integration, looking towards our goal of becoming a developing country with a modern industrial base and upper middle income by 2030 and developed high-income country by 2045.
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United Republic of Tanzania · Day 1Deogratius NdejembiThese developments underscore the urgent need to reaffirm multilateralism, strengthen respect for international law, and reinforce the central role of the United Nations in maintaining international peace and security.
In that regard, Tanzania remains firmly committed to supporting the efforts of the UN Security Council to fulfill its primary responsibility for the maintenance of international peace and security.
Our commitment is demonstrated by our two terms of service on the Security Council during which we made substantive contributions to such cause.
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Romania · Day 2Nicuşor-Daniel DanLasting peace in Sudan, South Sudan, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Somalia, Libya, in the Sahel, and in all regions of Africa affected by conflict.
Romania is contributing to conflict prevention, mediation, peacebuilding, and economic recovery while stressing the importance of African solutions and in full respect of the Charter.
Prevention and mediation must play a greater role.
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Burundi · Day 2Évariste NdayishimiyeWe therefore called for a strengthened partnership between the African Union and the United Nations in the prevention, mediation and peaceful settlement of conflicts.
Burundi, drawing on its experience, will continue to contribute to peace efforts on the continent.
But we must go even further.
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Estonia · Day 2Alar KarisWe should also support the efforts of international mechanisms to document war crimes, ensure accountability and provide assistance to those whose rights have been violated.
Estonia is doing its part.
We have completed all national procedures and taken the lead in discussion, discussions in Strasbourg to establish the special tribunal as soon as possible.
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Poland · Day 2Karol NawrockiIt must be firm, consistent, and it must also be united.
For if aggression, whether military or hybrid in nature, is not met with an adequate response, it becomes an invitation to repeat it.
Ladies and gentlemen, even if today we have reservations about the effectiveness of the Security Council, we respect the achievements of the United Nations in maintaining and building peace in many parts of the world.
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Democratic Republic of the Congo · Day 2Judith Suminwa TulukaWith regard to the issue of the Democratic Liberation Forces of Rwanda, the FDLR, long cited by Kigali to justify its military presence in our territory, the DRC is shouldering its responsibility.
The protocol signed by the political and military leadership of the FDLR on May 30, 2026, provides for the disarmament, demobilization, and containment of their combatants with a view toward their repatriation or resettlement without prejudice to potential judicial prosecution for serious crimes.
until the movement is disbanded.
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Italy · Day 2Antonio TajaniItaly is proud to continue hosting negotiating sessions in Rome that have helped keep that door open.
For decades, Italian troops have served the cause of peace in southern Lebanon through UNIFIL and have helped train the Lebanese Armed Forces.
We have also recently approved new development projects for the area, and we will continue to play our part even after the mission's mandate has come to an end.
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Somalia · Day 3Hassan Sheikh MohamudWe must also ask ourselves why we continue to mobilize vital sources to respond to crisis while investing far less in preventing them.
The UN Office for Disaster Risk Reduction estimates that every $1 invested in proactive measures, resilient infrastructure, or early anticipatory actions saves between $3 to $15 in future damages and the response costs.
Therefore, we cannot remain trapped in a cycle of financing the consequences of the conflict while neglecting the peacebuilding or responding to humanitarian emergencies while underinvesting in resilience and anticipatory actions.
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Uruguay · Day 3Yamandú OrsiUruguay, with its virtues, but also like every country with its darker times, has been a country that has sought to resolve its differences through institutions, through dialogue and through the quest for agreement.
In this Assembly, we reaffirm our enduring willingness to contribute to peacekeeping missions with a deep sense of responsibility and solidarity.
Uruguayan men and women can bear witness to the value of this instrument in easing suffering and guaranteeing respect for the human lives of the most defenseless populations.
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Fiji · Day 3Ratu Naiqama Tawakecolati LalabalavuOAU and Fiji ask the same of every party in every theater.
Energy, food security, and supply chains are inseparable from peace.
The freedoms of navigation guaranteed under the international law, including the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, must be respected.
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Nigeria · Day 3Kashim ShettimaNigeria stands ready to assume greater responsibility on the strength of obligations honored and sacrifices made over decades in the service of peace.
From Liberia and Sierra Leone to Darfur, Mali, and the Gambia, We have committed personnel and resources when international solidarity required action.
Through ECOWAS, the African Union, and our Gulf of Guinea partnerships, we continue to advance mediation, democratic governance, counterterrorism, and maritime security.
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Ireland · Day 3Micheál MartinIf we are to build greater stability, Iran must never have a nuclear weapon.
Iran's destabilizing influence across the region must cease.
We need dialogue to achieve a negotiated settlement.
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Lebanon · Day 4Nawaf SalamHowever, the success of any agreement is measured not by declared intentions, but by fulfillment of commitments.
What is required today, therefore, is to complete the translation of this framework into practical steps.
within a clear timetable and with a verification mechanism that ensures the implementation of all its provisions.
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Liechtenstein · Day 4Sabine MonauniBut the conversation must not end there.
There are alternatives for action.
This Assembly, in particular, has wide authority over matters of peace and security, and it is universal in composition.
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Philippines · Day 5Ma. Theresa LazaroPeace is a daily choice.
It requires diplomacy, justice, respect for international law, confidence building, and sustained investment in conflict prevention and peace building.
with the United Nations at the heart of this effort.
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Brunei Darussalam · Day 5Prince 'Abdul MateenThis remains a defining test of the credibility of the United Nations, and particularly the Security Council.
And the conflict is no longer confined to Palestine.
Its consequences are now spreading across the region.
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Djibouti · Day 5Abdoulkader Houssein OmarTherefore, we reiterate our appeal to the international community to step up its support so that we can respond adequately to this influx, which, according to UN estimates, could reach up to 10,000 people.
In order to prevent this humanitarian crisis from becoming protracted, we renew our call for de-escalation and for a lasting political solution in Yemen to preserve human life.
Turning now to Somalia, we remain fully committed to the Somali people and government in their quest to consolidate peace and stability.
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Gabon · Day 5Marie-Édith Tassyla-Ye-DoumbenenyThis need for inclusiveness is particularly important in the Gulf of Guinea, a maritime area whose importance to international trade is growing by the day.
Consequently, Gabon calls for a substantial strengthening of security in this strategic area, which represents a foundation for shared prosperity.
Mr. President, Gabon, in its capacity as member of the African Union's Peace and Security Council, stresses the urgent need to implement UN Security Council Resolution 2719 on the financing of peacekeeping operations.
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Sri Lanka · Day 6Vijitha HerathMr. President, Sri Lanka is proud of its longstanding contribution to United Nations peacekeeping in pursuit of global peace and security, having deployed more than 21,000 personnel on numerous missions since 1957.
Our blue helmets, through their dedication and service over many years, have earned the trust of local communities and the commendation of UN field mission.
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Sudan · Day 6Mohieldin Salim Ahmed IbrahimWe also call for the support for the steady progress being made by the Sudanese government in the protection of civilians and the peacebuilding process.
The Sudanese people alone are the makers of that decision and will determine their future without influence or pressure in accordance with the principle of national ownership of peacebuilding affirmed in Security Council Resolution 2736.
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United States of America · Day 1Donald TrumpThey've been fantastic.
I also want to thank those who have committed troops, police, and training to help stabilize Gaza, including Indonesia, Morocco, Albania, Kosovo, Kazakhstan, Egypt, Jordan, and more.
Since I took office, it has been my great honor to settle eight wars, and in so doing, become friendly with the leaders of many of those countries.
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Kyrgyzstan · Day 1Sadyr ZhaparovWe intend to work closely with every country and remain committed to productive cooperation.
Distinguished colleagues, as you all may know, since the establishment of the United Nations in 1945, its Member States and leaders have attempted to undertake systematic reforms.
Reforms have ranged from expanding the membership of the Security Council to modernizing mechanisms of governance, peacekeeping, and the protection of human rights.
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Luxembourg · Day 1Guillaume of LuxembourgLuxembourg has unstintingly worked to contribute to this effort through peacekeeping operations, humanitarian interventions, protecting children affected by armed conflict, the women, peace and security agenda, as well as the mine clearance humanitarian activities in Ukraine.
The experience we gained as an elected member of the Security Council in 2013 and 2014 showed us that elected members can make a real difference, especially when the permanent members of the Security Council are divided.
It is for this reason that Luxembourg is asking for Member States to place their trust in it as it seeks a Security Council seat for the 2031-2032 period.
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Dominica · Day 1Sylvanie BurtonThe United Nations provides shelter and protection to people enduring conflict displacement, and natural disaster.
It supports education, healthcare, peacekeeping, elections, and development in communities that might otherwise be forgotten.
These achievements matter and must never be dismissed or diminished.
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Croatia · Day 1Andrej Plenkovićwhile reducing its public debt to GDP ratio by 30 percentage points from its pandemic peak.
Six consecutive sovereign credit rating upgrades have brought us into the A category.
We have tripled our defense budget with approximately one-third of that spending allocated to military modernization.
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Morocco · Day 1Nasser BouritaMorocco also renews its support for the pivotal role of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East, UNRWA.
In keeping with its approach of supporting initiatives aimed at achieving peace in the Middle East, Morocco has decided to participate in the International Stabilization Force in Gaza and to contribute through humanitarian and security initiatives to establishing a climate of peace and security in the region by contributing to the training of the Palestinian police.
deploying high-ranking military officers to the internal security forces, and setting up a military field hospital, in addition to its readiness to lead a program to counter extremism.
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Libya · Day 2Mohamed Younis MenfiWe also appreciate the role entrusted to the United Nations Support Mission in Libya and its responsibility for facilitating the political process.
Nevertheless, past experience obliges us to be clear.
Any sustainable political process must not violate four governing principles.
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Bulgaria · Day 2Iliana IotovaLadies and gentlemen, strong institutions, effective UN peacekeeping operations, and closer international cooperation are necessary.
Bulgaria will continue to defend this approach.
Lasting security is not only built through responding to crises, but also through our capacity to prevent them, Excellencies.
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Namibia · Day 2Netumbo Nandi-NdaitwahThe time has come for us to recognize that we have been negotiating for too long and that it is such settlement and it's because of that problems that erode trust in the United Nations.
This fairness and justice should extend to the participation of women in decision-making, including in the prevention and resolution of conflict, post-conflict reconstruction and peacebuilding, in line with the UN Security Council Resolution 1325 on women, peace and security.
The women, peace and security agenda has contributed positively to the rehabilitation, reconciliation, and reintegration efforts in conflict-affected regions, serving as a core framework for stabilizing post-conflict situations.
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Kenya · Day 2William Samoei RutoIt helped Namibia achieve independence, supported Cambodia's transition from conflict, disarmed combatants in Sierra Leone and Liberia, and helped Timor-Leste take its place among sovereign nations.
More than two million peacekeepers have served under the UN flag, proving that peace can be built, protected, and sustained.
Its impact reached further into the lives of ordinary people.
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Serbia · Day 2Aleksandar VučićEach of us must begin with our own decisions.
Serbia endeavours to do so by preserving peace in its neighborhood, participating in peacekeeping missions far from its borders, assisting others when they are in danger, speaking even with those with whom it disagrees, and fulfilling the commitments it undertakes.
What will restore trust in international law and in the United Nations is more actions such as those.
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Hungary · Day 3András Bálint BakaHungary is ready to do its part.
We will stand for human rights, support peacekeeping, and work with countries across the world to protect people and help diplomacy succeed.
We must also look beyond the problems today.
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Portugal · Day 3Luís MontenegroFor the UN to achieve the goals we have set, we must make it more agile and effective.
To that end, we must at the outer set honor our financial commitments.
We must provide the UN with the appropriate resources so that peacekeeping missions in which Portugal is proud to participate can make a difference on the ground where they are deployed.
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Bangladesh · Day 3Tarique RahmanAs a consistent contributor to United Nations peacekeeping missions, Bangladeshi peacekeepers are serving humanity in different parts of the world.
The courageous participation of Bangladeshi women in peacekeeping missions, even under adverse circumstances, reflects our strong commitment to advancing the agenda of women, peace and security.
This year, Bangladesh is observing the 40th anniversary of the Declaration on the Right to Development and the 25th anniversary of the Durban Declaration and Programme of Action.
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Netherlands (Kingdom of the) · Day 3Rob JettenSecretary-General Guterres Thank you for all your years of hard work.
You are leaving the United Nations at a turbulent moment, but we can all take pride in the fact that, as we speak, more than 150,000 men and women are serving under the blue flag, giving vaccinations, providing food aid and serving in peace missions.
even in these difficult times when darkness seems to be descending in many places on the high ideals of the United Nations.
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Greece · Day 3Kyriakos MitsotakisGreece strongly supports a sovereign, resilient, and united Lebanon, and the government's efforts to restore the state's monopoly over arms.
Ultimately, a stronger Lebanese state will serve both domestic security and regional stability.
Therefore, we will continue to deliver concrete assistance to the country, including to the Lebanese Armed Forces.
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Australia · Day 3Anthony AlbaneseWe will work to prevent crisis, resolve conflicts, and protect civilians through diplomacy, peacebuilding, and practical action.
Our objective will be to support a more effective, representative, and responsive UN that is equipped to address the fast-growing challenges of today.
Listening, partnering, protecting.
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Kiribati · Day 4Taneti MaamauKiribati is proud to contribute in our own way to international peace and security through the service of our police officers under the United Nations flag.
For Kiribati, This is an expression of our belief that even the smallest country can contribute to global peace.
For Pacific people, the consequences of nuclear weapons are not merely historical.
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Maldives · Day 4Hussain Mohamed LatheefAnd the United Nations must not retreat from the countries that need it most in the name of efficiency.
Reform must preserve a meaningful UN presence on the ground, particularly in seats.
The UN development system must respond to the needs of program countries and remain guided by relevant international frameworks.
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Tuvalu · Day 4Feleti TeoTuvalu reaffirms its strong commitment to the values and the principle of the UN Charter and to international law and to a multilateral system that protects the dignity and security of all people.
This year also marks the historical and first deployment of Tuvalu police officers to serve in the UN mission in South Sudan, a deployment that confirms that even the smallest member of the UN can contribute meaningfully to international peace and security.
Mr. President, the theme for this session, Restoring Trust, Managing Transformation, a United Nations that Delivers for All, resonates well with the moment of time we find ourselves in right now.
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Solomon Islands · Day 4Matthew Cooper WaleMr. President, It is with great pride that Solomon Islands is again contributing personnel to UN peacekeeping in South Sudan.
Despite our small size, our participation reaffirms our enduring commitment to the Charter, to international peace and security, and to the noble work of peacekeepers serving communities affected by conflict.
I thank our partners, including Australia and the UN Police, for their support.
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Saint Lucia · Day 4Philip J. PierreWe also speak today about Haiti.
Member States of this organization must act in a manner that will restore the trust of the people of Haiti in the United Nations.
Some Member States have failed to meet their commitments and pledges to the Gang Suppression Force in Haiti, whose one-year mandate ends this month.
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Pakistan · Day 4Muhammad Shehbaz SharifFor decades, Pakistani men and women have served under the blue flag, protecting civilians and helping countries emerge from conflict.
We are proud of their valuable sacrifices.
Ladies and gentlemen, the alarming rise in Islamophobia is deeply worrying.
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Bahamas (the) · Day 4Philip Edward DavisSo if you want to see what sovereignty costs, when it is only allowed and never respected, just look at Haiti.
When the Security Council meets on the 30th of September, we urge you to renew the mandate under Resolution 2793.
and to give the gang suppression force the resources to deliver a partnership that respects Haitian sovereignty.
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Saint Vincent and the Grenadines · Day 4Godwin FridayHaiti, I am sorry.
And the song goes on.
The insecurity of the Haitian people, plagued by gang violence and political uncertainty, is a pain felt across our region.
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Kazakhstan · Day 4Mukhtar TileuberdiKazakhstan's peacekeepers in UNDOF and UNIFIL reflect our readiness to assume practical responsibility and contribute to the international mandated stabilization forces in Gaza.
Kazakhstan formally announced its intention to join the Abraham Accords.
We see them as an additional platform to reinforce the UN brokered political process towards the two-state solution.
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Mauritania · Day 4Mohamed Salem MerzougIn a practical translation of such effort, my country, through its participation in the different events and peacekeeping missions, contributes in the peaceful settlement of disputes and promoting cooperation and coordination, both regionally and internationally.
This contribution is based in our belief in the need to have durable and just cooperation, because no one country, no matter how powerful it was, can stand alone to confront the challenges of such an interconnected world.
COVID-19 and The subsequent disruptions in the supply chains of food and energy, as well as the conflicts and wars, demonstrated how the interests of states are interconnected along with their peace and security.
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Chad · Day 4Abdelmadjid Abdelrahim MahamatIn the Central African Republic, Chad has discreetly and consistently striven for mediation.
This led on the 19th of April 2025 to the signature of a ceasefire agreement between the Central African Republic government and two of the main armed groups of the country.
More recently in Haiti, Chad responded to the call from our organization.
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Norway · Day 4Espen Barth EideThe limited success of these and other ongoing wars is in itself a strong argument for prevention, mediation, and peacebuilding.
Diplomacy can work if we allow it to.
We saw a good example of this this week.
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Guatemala · Day 4Carlos Ramiro Martínez AlvaradoWe have also contributed to United Nations peacekeeping operations.
More than 6,300 Guatemalan women and men have served under the United Nations flag in peacekeeping operations in different parts of the world.
A country that knows the cost of war must also take responsibility for helping others preserve peace.
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Sweden · Day 4Maria Malmer StenergardSweden's first peacekeepers, 300 of them, served this organization during the Suez Crisis in 1956.
Since then, more than 80,000 Swedes have followed in their footsteps.
We have a long tradition of supporting mediation through the UN.
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China · Day 5Han ZhengChina is firmly committed to pursuing peaceful development and has the best track record on peace and security among major countries.
is the largest contributor to peacekeepers among the permanent members of the UN Security Council.
It also took the initiative that led to the issuance of the first joint statement of the leaders of the five nuclear weapon states on preventing nuclear war.
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Belize · Day 5John BriceñoThe gang suppression force must be urgently and fully deployed.
A Haitian led, Haitian own political transition deserves a security environment in which it can actually succeed.
Belize stands with the people of Haiti and with CARICOM in asking for nothing less.
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Cambodia · Day 5Sokhonn PrakAnd for the United Nations to deliver results for all, Every Member State, whether large or small, developed or developing, must see its dignity, its voice and its future reflected in this Organization.
Cambodia will continue to work with all Member States towards this goal, as it has done by contributing more than 10,000 of its peacekeepers to United Nations peacekeeping operations over the past 20 years.
Thank you very much for your attention.
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Iceland · Day 5Thorgerdur Katrín GunnarsdóttirUN peacekeeping and peacebuilding operations have helped prevent and contain conflict around the world.
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights transformed our understanding of human dignity.
The Convention on the Law of the Sea became the constitution of the ocean, on which countries like mine depend, now strengthened further by the BBNDJ agreement.
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India · Day 5Subrahmanyam JaishankarOur capacity building and experience sharing programs have made a real difference across the global South, especially in Africa.
The same international spirit also inspires our contribution to safeguarding peace.
India has always been at the forefront of UN peacekeeping operations.
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Tajikistan · Day 5Sirojiddin MuhriddinThat agreement ended a devastating imposed civil war.
It was achieved through dialogue, through compromise, and through the determination to put the future of the country above division.
The United Nations was an important partner in that process.
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Jamaica · Day 5Kamina Johnson SmithWe urge sustained international support for the Gang Suppression Force, the Haitian National Police, and its armed forces.
This support must include the financial, logistical, and operational resources necessary to restore security.
We further call for the Security Council to renew the mandate of the GSF at this imperfect but particularly critical juncture.
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Cameroon · Day 5Lejeune Mbella Mbellain order to strengthen development and trade cooperation among African countries.
Moreover, my country reiterates its solidarity when it comes to the African Union's common position for better representation of the African continent in the United Nations Security Council.
My country also has the intention of continuing to participate in peacekeeping operations led by the United Nations, as well as training and building capacities of African staff that serve in these operations.
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Mali · Day 6Abdoulaye Diopregional and international responses, including the deployment of international forces, have failed to hold to these complex security crises and massacres affecting Sahelian populations.
And that is why His Excellency Ibrahim Traore of Burkina Faso and President of the Confederation of Sahel States General Assimi Goita, President of Transition and Head of State of Mali.
General Abdourahman Tchiani, President of the Republic of Niger and Head of State.
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