Saudi Arabia calls for fair representation in UN Security Council and restrictions on veto power
NEW YORK — Saudi Arabia has called for comprehensive reform of the United Nations Security Council, emphasizing fair and equitable representation, greater inclusiveness and stronger accountability to reflect the aspirations of developing countries.In a statement delivered during a UN General Assembly session on Agenda Item 125, concerning equitable representation on the Security Council,…
In a recent UN General Assembly session, Saudi Arabia has advocated for substantial changes to the United Nations Security Council, focusing on equitable representation, inclusivity, and accountability. The Kingdom emphasized the necessity of intergovernmental negotiations as the main avenue for reform. Saudi Arabia stressed that any changes must be grounded in fair representation, inclusiveness, effectiveness, and equality, while considering the interests of developing countries.
The Kingdom further proposed enhancements to the Security Council's operational methods and restrictions on the use of veto power, particularly in instances of genocide, crimes against humanity, and serious breaches of international law. Saudi Arabia reiterated its commitment to collaborate with other UN member states in a partnership and responsibility-driven approach, aiming for comprehensive and effective reform of the Security Council.
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