Peace and security
Sudan at UNGA 81
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Central African Republic · Day 2Faustin Archange TouaderaThe same is true for women whose role in peacebuilding is not a bonus, but a prerequisite.
Mr. President, my country, like so many others, is experiencing the impact of crises surrounding it, from refugee movements to pressure on our borders.
The war in neighboring Sudan has pushed more than 27,000 refugees to settle around the city of Burao alone.
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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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Timor-Leste · Day 2José Ramos-HortaWe hope that a just, comprehensive settlement is reached between Moroccan authorities and the Polisario Front.
Excellencies, please take some time to look at the situation in Sudan, the worst humanitarian crisis in the world today.
Look at the situation in South Sudan, Democratic Republic of Congo, Afghanistan, Myanmar, Yemen.
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Libya · Day 2Mohamed Younis MenfiThe ongoing armed conflict in the Sudan, our brotherly neighbor, has made its people the victims of a devastating war for which they are paying a hefty price.
In that war, interests and interventions collide, and its effects extend beyond the borders of Sudan, endangering the security and stability of the region and the unity of its states.
The instability in the Sahel region represents an existential threat to the integrity of states.
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Cyprus · Day 2Nikos ChristodoulidesAnd through Cyprus Aid, we have provided humanitarian assistance to countries facing natural disasters.
Cyprus was among the first responders following the catastrophic earthquake in Venezuela and the flash floods in Nepal.
The devastating humanitarian situation in Sudan and the wider Sahel region have also been a priority for my country, with a large percentage of our resources directed to the region.
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Ethiopia · Day 2Taye Atske-Selassie AmdeWe urge them to respect the sacred right of the people of the Horn of Africa to live in peace and prosperity.
Turning to the wider region, Ethiopia has consistently supported efforts by subregional and regional organizations to bring durable and lasting peace in the Sudan.
We firmly believe that A peaceful resolution can only be achieved through a Sudanese-led and Sudanese-owned peace process that reflects the true will and aspiration of the Sudanese people.
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Namibia · Day 2Netumbo Nandi-NdaitwahPolitical and economic impunity is being entrenched.
The UN Charter underscores resolving international dispute through peaceful means.
and the obligation of states to pursue diplomatic solutions before resorting to escalation or the use of force.
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Slovakia · Day 2Peter PellegriniOther conflicts that are currently out of the spotlight must not escape our attention and our efforts to solve them.
Take, for example, the civil war in Sudan that has triggered the world's largest humanitarian crisis.
Excellencies, the first words of our Charter are, "We, the peoples of the United Nations."
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Montenegro · Day 2Jakov MilatovićIn Sudan, in Myanmar, in Haiti, And elsewhere, civilians continue to endure violence, displacement, and profound insecurity.
Dear colleagues, human rights are at the heart of the society we are building at home and of the international order we promote abroad.
Human dignity is universal and indivisible.
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