Mexico appreciates the briefing by the Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Haiti and Head of the United Nations Integrated Office in Haiti (BINUH), Mr. Carlos Ruiz Massieu.
The persistent violence among criminal gangs in Haiti has generated a crisis of enormous proportions. Since 20…
I thank you, Mr President, for convening this emergency meeting of the Council.
The Government of Mexico has already made clear its position condemning the military aggression of 3 January against targets on Venezuelan territory, in blatant violation of Article 2 of the Charter of the United Nation…
Mexico welcomes this meeting of the Security Council to examine the situation arising from the growing tensions surrounding Venezuela. When international peace is threatened, it is incumbent on the Council to assume its responsibility and take action, always in strict accordance with international l…
Mexico congratulates Greece on its initiative to convene this open debate in its capacity as President of the Security Council. We recognize the value of creating spaces for dialogue on how to strengthen international cooperation to combat threats to maritime security, an essential component of inte…
Mexico believes that it is particularly important for the Security Council to hold this meeting on the prevailing situation in Haiti, given the events of recent weeks. We are also grateful to be able to participate in this meeting, given that the issue is of great concern for the region.
With regar…
Today I am taking the floor to state that Mexico categorically condemns the economic, commercial and financial embargo that has been imposed against Cuba for more than six decades, as it is contrary to international law and not in line with the values on which the peaceful coexistence between the pe…
As a State party to the Rome Statute, Mexico renews its commitment to the International Criminal Court (ICC) and reiterates the Court’s importance for accountability, international criminal justice and the fight against impunity. The Court’s report for this period (see A/79/198) reflects substantive…
The International Court of Justice is an indispensable organ for the fulfilment of the purposes and principles of the Charter of the United Nations, in particular the promotion of international peace and justice. The work of its judges and officials in general contributes directly to the strengtheni…
Mexico thanks Director General Grossi for the submission of the report of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) for 2023 (see A/79/266). In addition to the usual work of the IAEA, Mexico would particularly like to acknowledge the hands-on work of the Director General in relation to Ukraine, …
I bring the fraternal greetings of our President, Andrés Manuel López Obrador. I am honoured to return to the General Assembly, which was my home for many years, to address members as a representative of Mexico.
We are facing a change of era. Neoliberal hegemony has demonstrated its palpable failur…
I quote Jaime Torres Bodet, a Mexican diplomat who addressed the General Assembly in 1947. He said:
“We are assembled here at a solemn hour for the human race, and the solemnity of the hour is not due to our presence in this hall, but rather to the anxiety and anguish which all the peoples of the w…
Mexico seconds the motion for no action and invites all Members to vote in its favour. The text of draft amendment A/79/L.3 before us was never raised during negotiations, which prevented its due
Mexico, too, would have liked to put forward amendments on matters that are close to our hearts and a p…
Mexico thanks Canada and Peru for their leadership during this process, as well as Claire Charters and Belkacem Lounes for their invaluable advice. We recognize that the negotiation of resolution 78/328 was clearly challenging. We are pleased that the General Assembly adopted a resolution that seeks…
Mexico thanks the delegations of Senegal and the United Arab Emirates for facilitating the discussions on resolution 78/327. For my country, sustainable water management represents a critical challenge, requiring a comprehensive and coordinated response. The 2026 United Nations Water Conference prov…
Mexico thanks the Permanent Missions of Argentina, Austria, Canada, Chile, Germany, the Philippines, Slovakia, Slovenia, the United Kingdom, the United States, Türkiye and Uruguay for introducing resolution 78/324, as well as the delegation of Chile for facilitating it.
Mexico welcomes the fact tha…
Mexico welcomes the convening of this meeting and aligns itself with the statement made by the representative of Honduras on behalf of the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States.
We recognize Kazakhstan for promoting the commemoration of the International Day Against Nuclear Tests as a re…
Mexico thanks Colombia and Brazil for introducing resolution 78/323. We believe that it is extremely important to recognize the contributions of Afro- descendant women and girls to our societies, which is why we co-sponsored the resolution.
Regarding the amendment presented by the delegation of Sou…
Antimicrobial resistance is a threat to global public health that can have devastating effects on humans, which is why it is urgent that joint action should be focused on preventing a health crisis.
Mexico’s vote in favour of amendment A/78/L.103, which was just adopted, rests fundamentally on two …
We thank the past and current Chairs of the Peacebuilding Commission, as well as Assistant Secretary-General Elizabeth Spehar, for preparing and introducing the report (A/78/765) on the activities of the Peacebuilding Commission (PBC). We also take note of the annex on the working methods of the Com…
My country is grateful to the United States delegation for the draft amendment they put forward today (A/78/L.91), and we would like to explain our decision to vote in favour of it.
No governmental process would be complete without the active participation of civil society. Mexico believes that, as…
