France and the United Kingdom, two veto-wielding permanent members of the Security Council, reiterated their support for a permanent seat for India at the powerful horse-shoe table.
바카라France supports the candidacy of Germany, Brazil, India and Japan as permanent members. It also wishes to see a stronger presence of African countries, among both permanent and non-permanent members,바카라 French Ambassador at the UN Nicolas De Riviere said in his remarks at the UN Security Council open debate on 바카라Maintenance of International Peace and Security: New Orientation for Reformed Multilateralism바카라 chaired by External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar.
Riviere said the Security Council remains the 바카라keystone of our collective security architecture바카라.
바카라I want to reaffirm forcefully that France is in favour of a reform of the Security Council바카라We support an enlargement of the Security Council to take into account the emergence of new powers that are willing and able to assume the responsibility of a permanent presence in the Security Council.바카라
UK Ambassador Barbara Woodward said as the UK Foreign Secretary James Cleverly 바카라publicly reiterated this week, we support new permanent seats for Brazil, Germany, India and Japan, and permanent African representation바카라.
Stressing that the world today is very different to the one that gave birth to the UN?in 1945, Woodward said, 바카라It is right that we consider how the UN and the multilateral system should evolve. The Security Council must, as others have said, become more representative of the world today and the UK has long called for its expansion, in both the permanent and non-permanent categories.바카라
Jaishankar arrived here Tuesday to preside over two signature events on counter-terrorism and reformed multilateralism being held under India바카라s current Presidency of the UN Security Council, before the curtains come down this month on the country바카라s two-year tenure as elected member of the powerful 15-nation group.
