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Story highlights He extended his support for the common African Position as mentioned in the Ezulwini Consensus and the Sirte Declaration India has once again extended its support for an African seat at a reformed United Nations Security Council, highlighting it "understands and empathize with the aspirations" of the continent. Speaking at the discussion on "peace and security in Africa" at the key United Nations body, India's External Affairs Minister Dr. S Jaishankar said, "it is a matter of continuing regret for us that the voice of Africa is not given its proper due in..most pivotal (UN) ...

India has once again extended its support for an African seat at a reformed United Nations Security Council, highlighting it "understands and empathize with the aspirations" of the continent.

Sierra Leone Telegraph: 7 February 2021: President Dr Julius Maada Bio took part yesterday in a virtual conference of the 34th Ordinary Session of the African Union Assembly, to discuss efforts of the Committee of Ten Heads of State and Government (C10), which President Bio chairs, in reforming the UN Security Council. President called on the leadership of Africa to remain cohesive on all aspects of the UN reform process, continue to speak with one voice in unity of purpose until the demands of the Common African Position as articulated in the Ezulwini Consensus and Sirte Declaration are achi...

Virtual Conference, New York, Saturday 6 February 2021 – His Excellency President Dr Julius Maada Bio has addressed the 34th Ordinary Session of the AU Assembly on the efforts of the Committee of Ten Heads of State and Government, C10, which he chairs. He called on the leadership of Africa to remain cohesive on all aspects of the UN reform process, continue to speak with one voice in unity of purpose, until the demands of the Common African Position as articulated in the Ezulwini Consensus and Sirte Declaration are achieved South Africa’s President Cyril Ramaphosa and outgoing   Chair of...

Highlights He called the current UN structure archaic and called India's economy formidable. India will be at the Security Council from First January for a period of 2 years as a non-permanent member. New Delhi: Zimbabwe's envoy to India has backed New Delhi's place at the United Nations Security Council, highlighting the progress role played by the country at other international forums and reforming the "skewed" global governance system. In response to a WION question at the virtual event of Confederation of Young Leaders (CYL), Zimbabwe's envoy to India Dr. G. M. Chipare said,  "You are aw...