I thank the Secretary-General very much for his remarks. I also thank Director General Grossi and Assistant Secretary-General Jenča for their briefings.
This body is mandated to work for the maintenance of international peace and security. There are moments in this Chamber and outside it — pivotal …
I thank the Secretary-General for his introductory remarks and I thank Under-Secretary-General DiCarlo and Director General Grossi very much for their updates and appraisal of the situation on the ground.
As we heard from the briefers, the situation continues to deteriorate rapidly and risks pushin…
I thank you, Madam President, for giving me the floor and for convening this meeting. I too thank Assistant Secretary-General Jenča and Director Wosornu for their briefings.
Since our last meeting (see S/PV.9924), we have been witnessing a relentless barrage of drones and missiles on Ukrainian citi…
I thank the Guyanese presidency for organizing this open debate. I also wish to join others in thanking Secretary-General Guterres, Assistant Secretary-General Wignaraja of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and African Union Commission Chairperson Youssouf for their valuable briefings.…
I would like to thank Deputy Special Envoy Rochdi, Assistant Secretary-General Msuya and Ms. Khoulani for their briefings.
In our recent statements in this Chamber, we emphasized the historic opportunity that Syria has for change. In that regard, we welcome the interim authorities’ initial commitme…
Let me begin by thanking Under-Secretary- General DiCarlo and Director General Grossi for their valuable contributions to today’s discussion.
Slovenia is deeply concerned about the developments overnight and today, which threaten to destabilize an already very fragile state of affairs in the Middle…
I thank Special Envoy Grundberg and Assistant Secretary-General Msuya very much for their briefings. We reiterate our full support
As others acknowledged, last week marked a sobering anniversary: one year since the wave of arbitrary detention by the Houthis of personnel from the United Nations, non…
I would like to thank Judge Gatti Santana and Prosecutor Brammertz for the detailed progress reports submitted to the Council and for their briefings today. I also welcome the representatives of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Rwanda and Serbia to the meeting.
Let me begin by reiterating Slovenia’…
I thank Special Representative Al Hassan for his briefing. I also welcome the representative of Iraq and the representative of Kuwait to the meeting.
We join the Special Representative of the Secretary-General in acknowledging the efforts of the Government of Iraq in its pursuit for peace, developm…
I thank the Special Representative of the Secretary-General, Mr. Abarry, and the President of the Commission of the Economic Community of Central African States (ECCAS), Mr. Da Piedade Veríssimo, for their comprehensive briefings.
Their reports not only highlight the numerous challenges that the co…
Let me first thank High Representative Nakamitsu for her informative briefing.
As we have emphasized on multiple occasions, Slovenia unequivocally condemns the use of chemical weapons — anywhere, by anyone and under any circumstances.
Slovenia is encouraged by the commitment of the Syrian interim …
We met on the topic of Ukraine only yesterday (see S/PV.9924), when we thoroughly expressed our position about the war and the need to end it. Let me therefore repeat that while Ukraine has shown a firm commitment to engaging in a peace process, Russia is committing the largest aerial attacks since …
I thank you, Mr. President, for convening this meeting, which Slovenia called for along with other members of the Security Council from Europe. I would also like to thank the briefers, Under-Secretary-General DiCarlo and Director Doughten.
We need an end to the fighting in Ukraine, an end to civili…
Slovenia welcomes the adoption today of a resolu tion renewing authorization for inspections on the high seas of the coast of Libya of ves sels suspecting of violating the United Nations arms embargo (resolution 2780 (2025)), as originally set out in the resolution 2292 (2016). We voted in favour …
I want to thank Special Coordinator Kaag for her briefing today and for her requests. I also want to thank Dr. Sidhwa for his testimony and for his work in Gaza.
We have said that we are lost for words many times, but we cannot repeat such phrases over and over again. Early on in our Security Counc…
I thank Executive Director Bahous and Under-Secretary- General Fletcher for their briefings. My sincere thanks also to Ms. Spoljaric Egger, President of the International Committee of the Red Cross, and Ms. Soeripto for their important messages.
The latest report (S/2025/271) of the Secretary-Gener…
I welcome you, Mr. Minister, to this meeting. Like others, I wish to thank Special Envoy Pedersen and Director Rajasingham for their briefings.
Let me begin by welcoming the engagement of the Syrian transitional authorities with the United Nations, including the participation of the interim Foreign…
I would like to thank Greece for organizing today’s debate. Your presence here today, Mr. Prime Minister, demonstrates the commitment
Throughout history, oceans, covering 75 per cent of the Earth’s surface, have been the backbone of human activity to sustain not only livelihoods, trade and developm…
I would like to thank the briefers — Assistant Secretary- General Khiari, Ms. Lee and Mr. Chen. I thank Ms. Lee and Mr. Chen for their courage to deliver their testimonies. Their harrowing accounts emphasize the need for the issue of missing persons to be addressed also by the Security Council. I wi…
I would like to thank Prosecutor Khan for his briefing and the twenty-ninth report on the situation in Libya. We regret that Prosecutor Khan was not able to be here in person, despite his willingness. We welcome the Permanent Representatives of Libya and Italy to this meeting as well.
I begin by re…
