Peace and security
Sudan at UNGA 81
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Iceland · Day 5Thorgerdur Katrín GunnarsdóttirMadam President, we must not allow the horrors in Ukraine and the Middle East to make other crises invisible.
In Sudan, years of civil war have brought atrocities, mass displacement, and grave violation of international humanitarian law.
As humanitarian leaders have reminded us, Sudan does not suffer from a lack of analysis.
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Djibouti · Day 5Abdoulkader Houssein OmarIn this regard, we recognize the crucial role played by AUSOM in stabilizing the country, as well as the crucial support provided by the United Nations, particularly through UNSOS.
We hope that the international community will stand mobilized so as to enable Somalis to assume lasting responsibility for their security, sovereignty, and the preservation of the integrity of their national territory.
Turning now to Sudan, Djibouti, in its capacity as current chair of IGAD, welcomes the return of that kindred country to full participation in our regional organization, which is a founding member.
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Holy See · Day 5Cardinal Pietro ParolinThese individuals are deprived of their inherent rights, in flagrant disrespect of their human dignity.
Their suffering must end.
The conditions must be created within their homeland to allow the safe, legal, voluntary, and unhindered return.
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Saudi Arabia · Day 5Prince Faisal bin Farhan Al SaudWith regard to Sudan, the Kingdom stresses the importance of Sudan's stability and unity while maintaining its national resources and institutions.
The solution to the crisis must be an intra-Sudanese political solution that respects the sovereignty and unity of Sudan.
It must be based on supporting Sudanese state institutions, thus fulfilling the aspirations of the Sudanese people, alleviating their humanitarian suffering, and enhancing their security and stability.
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Germany · Day 5Johann Wadephulwhere we have significantly increased our contribution to the international mission to combat gang crime.
Also, we shall not forget Sudan.
At the Sudan conference in Berlin in April, together with our partners, we mobilized more than $1.7 billion to alleviate the biggest humanitarian catastrophe of our time.
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Tunisia · Day 5Mohamed Ali NaftiLikewise, Tunisia follows with grave concern the continuing war in Sudan, and we renew our solidarity with the Sudanese people.
Tunisia calls upon the United Nations to support all efforts aimed at achieving an immediate and permanent cessation of hostilities in the hope that Sudan may restore stability and security, turn the page on conflict, and focus on reconstruction and recovery.
Tunisia also hopes that the Yemeni brothers will reach a comprehensive and lasting political settlement that restores security and stability to the Yemeni people and preserve the country's territorial integrity.
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Canada · Day 5Anita AnandWe will also continue to provide vital humanitarian assistance to civilians in need.
In order to respond to the urgent humanitarian crisis in Sudan, we recently announced financing to the tune of $120 million to help the affected people.
From Lebanon to Haiti to Gaza and elsewhere, We are supporting efforts to reduce poverty, to strengthen resilience, to promote gender equality, to defend the rights of LGBTQ2I persons and create economic opportunities.
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