Peace and security
Syria and Lebanon at UNGA 81
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Speeches that raised syria and lebanon
Holy See · Day 5Cardinal Pietro ParolinIn this regard, urges the international community to work towards advancing the two-state solution with a view to bringing about a just and lasting peace.
The Holy See welcomes the signing of the trilateral framework agreement between the United States, Israel, and Lebanon, aimed at stabilizing the southern borders of the Republic of Lebanon and achieving a just and lasting peace.
This agreement in itself represents a significant development.
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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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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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Tunisia · Day 5Mohamed Ali NaftiWe are committed to Lebanon's sovereignty and independence, and we condemn the repeated violations of the ceasefire agreement in this brotherly country and a flagrant violation of UN resolutions.
Tunisia calls for the United Nations to be enabled to fully discharge its mandate in the brotherly country of Lebanon.
Tunisia also condemns the repeated Zionist attacks targeting the Syrian territory and the resources of the brotherly Syrian people.
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San Marino · Day 5Luca BeccariWe call for full respect for sovereignty and for the implementation of Security Council Resolution 1701.
Civilian infrastructure must be protected.
In Syria, we support an inclusive and peaceful political transition that respects sovereignty, protects civilians, and strengthens institutions.
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Indonesia · Day 5Sugionodeploying personnel to missions around the world since 1957.
For nearly two decades, Indonesian peacekeepers have served under the UN flag in Lebanon.
UNIFIL may be entering its final chapter, but Indonesia's commitment does not end with the mission.
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