Peace and security
Sudan at UNGA 81
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Greece · Day 3Kyriakos MitsotakisUkraine must have a decisive say in its own future, and Europe cannot be absent from these negotiations.
Against this backdrop, another devastating war demands our urgent attention.
In Sudan, the nearly four-year conflict has resulted in a staggering humanitarian catastrophe.
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Ireland · Day 3Micheál MartinMr. President, 20 years ago, the Commission on War Crimes and Crimes Against Humanity in Darfur saw the international community come together to fulfill our collective responsibility to protect.
Despite the extraordinary efforts of the Sudanese people, the cycle of violence has continued.
The conflict has been inflamed and prolonged by harmful outside interference.
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Ghana · Day 3John Dramani MahamaThe world must support Cuba's new economic and social program.
Measures that inflict collective economic hardship on ordinary citizens run counter to our shared commitment to human dignity and international law.
We must likewise elevate our global response to the catastrophic conflict in Sudan, which is reported to be the world's worst humanitarian crisis.
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Gambia (Republic of The) · Day 3Mohammed JallowMr. President, the ongoing conflict in Sudan remains a matter of profound concern to the Gambia, together with continued instability across part of the Sahel.
It reminds us that peace cannot be separated from development and governance.
The suffering of civilians in the affected conflict zones globally demands sustained international attention and renewed diplomatic efforts towards the escalation, dialogue, and a durable political settlement.
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Nigeria · Day 3Kashim ShettimaThe conflicts in Sudan and other war-torn countries demand urgent diplomacy to address their humanitarian, economic, and geopolitical consequences.
All parties must uphold international, humanitarian, and human rights law, protects billions and facilitate humanitarian access.
Negotiated settlements must respect sovereignty and territorial integrity.
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Kuwait · Day 3Sheikh Sabah Al-Khaled Al-Hamad Al-Mubarak Al-SabahHere, we also emphasize the importance of maintaining an international presence along the Blue Line to ensure the full implementation of UN Resolution 1701.
And we reiterate our demand for Israel's withdrawal from all occupied Lebanese territories.
And with regards to developments in the Republic of Sudan, the Federal Republic of Somalia, and the State of Libya, we affirm the need to adhere to peaceful resolution and to engage in political dialogue to resolve disputes as per the relevant Security Council resolutions and the principles of international law so as to protect the unity, territorial integrity, and sovereignty of these sisterly nations.
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South Africa · Day 3Ronald Ozzy LamolaThe results of the choice we are making is an arms race and the world as divided as it is dangerous.
We see the consequences in Sudan, which is today the worst humanitarian crisis in the world.
We see also the consequences in the Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, in Iran, Ukraine, and elsewhere, humanitarian workers are caught in the crossfires of today's conflict.
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