How many more years will have to wait for reform in the UNSC ? : India
India ask the UNSC
New York (USA) – India’s Permanent Representative at the UN Ambassador Ruchira Kamboj, while speaking at the Inter-Governmental Negotiations on Security Council Reform, stressed that “equity” must be the cornerstone of global efforts to reform the 15-nation UN body. India has been at the forefront of years-long efforts to reform the Security Council, saying it rightly deserves a place as a permanent member at the UN high-table, which in its current form does not represent the geo-political realities of the 21st Century. Almost a quarter of a century has passed. The world and our future generations cannot wait any longer. She also raised the question – how long will India has to wait ?
Credits : ET Now
Kamboj added that in 2000, world leaders resolved to intensify efforts to bring about comprehensive reforms in all aspects of the Security Council. Now next year is the 80th anniversary of the United Nations and an important summit will be held in September 2024. In such cases these necessary amendments should be made.
India’s demand is supported by Brazil, Japan and Germany
The United Kingdom, a permanent member of the Council, also posted on X supporting India’s reform suggestions. The Security Council should be representative of today’s world. We support its expansion and would like to see a more diverse and effective conference. The United Kingdom also said that ‘Brazil, Germany, India and Japan should have permanent seats and permanent representation’.
India’s question at the #UnitedNations meeting !
How many more years must pass before there is reform in the #UnitedNationsSecurityCouncil ?
India is challenging the dominance that certain countries have in the @UN
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| Editorial Perspective
India is challenging the dominance of certain countries in the United Nations. It is evident why India’s demand is being deliberately ignored. |