New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi A is likely to be headed by a Security Council session on Maritime Security on 9 August, as India assumes the rotating presidency of the Council for the month of August.
Maritime security, terrorism and peacekeeping will be three areas of focus for India: UN Security Council. India will organize a virtual high-level ‘Open Debate’ for Heads of State and Government, titled ‘Maintenance of International Peace and Security: Enhancing Maritime Security – A Case for International Cooperation’.
foreign Minister S Jaishankar “Look forward to working productively with other members as we take over the presidency of the UNSC for August. India will always be a voice of restraint, an advocate of dialogue and a supporter of international law.”
Permanent Representative of India to the United Nations TS Tirumurti, said in a video message, “During our presidency in August, India is holding three high-level signing meetings focusing on our priority areas: maritime security, peacekeeping and counter-terrorism. India’s peacekeepers The two ministerial meetings on terrorism and peacekeeping will be attended by both the External Affairs Minister and the Foreign Secretary. India seeks to contribute technological solutions to help peacekeepers in different parts of the world, Which will be unveiled during this month. Tirumurti began by acknowledging his predecessor France, which led the UNSC in July.
In response, France’s ambassador to India, Emmanuel Lenin, tweeted, “We work with India to maintain a rules-based, multilateral system for maritime security, peacekeeping and counter-terrorism and the many current crises we face today. Committed to working on strategic issues like keeping
Maritime security, terrorism and peacekeeping will be three areas of focus for India: UN Security Council. India will organize a virtual high-level ‘Open Debate’ for Heads of State and Government, titled ‘Maintenance of International Peace and Security: Enhancing Maritime Security – A Case for International Cooperation’.
foreign Minister S Jaishankar “Look forward to working productively with other members as we take over the presidency of the UNSC for August. India will always be a voice of restraint, an advocate of dialogue and a supporter of international law.”
Permanent Representative of India to the United Nations TS Tirumurti, said in a video message, “During our presidency in August, India is holding three high-level signing meetings focusing on our priority areas: maritime security, peacekeeping and counter-terrorism. India’s peacekeepers The two ministerial meetings on terrorism and peacekeeping will be attended by both the External Affairs Minister and the Foreign Secretary. India seeks to contribute technological solutions to help peacekeepers in different parts of the world, Which will be unveiled during this month. Tirumurti began by acknowledging his predecessor France, which led the UNSC in July.
In response, France’s ambassador to India, Emmanuel Lenin, tweeted, “We work with India to maintain a rules-based, multilateral system for maritime security, peacekeeping and counter-terrorism and the many current crises we face today. Committed to working on strategic issues like keeping
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