Live: UN Security Council Meeting on Multilateral Security Issues | Russia-Ukraine, Israel-Gaza
Watch the UN Security Council in action as Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi chairs a key meeting discussing multilateral security challenges. Leaders from around the globe address pressing security concerns, promoting cooperation and diplomacy. Stay updated on global security with this in-depth coverage of the UN Security Council session.
1830GMT - H.E. Mr. Wang Yi, Foreign Minister of China will talk to reporters
SPEAKERS:
1. The Secretary-General
Council Members
2. China (President) – His Excellency Mr. Wang Yi, Member of the Political Bureau of the
CPC Central Committee and Minister for Foreign Affairs
3. Pakistan – His Excellency Mr. Mohammad Ishaq Dar, Deputy Prime Minister and
Minister for Foreign Affairs
4. Somalia – His Excellency Mr. Ahmed Moallim Fiqi, Minister for Foreign Affairs and
International Cooperation
5. Algeria – Her Excellency Mrs. Selma Bakhta Mansouri, Secretary of State to the
Minister for Foreign Affairs, in charge of African Affairs
6. Sierra Leone – Her Excellency Ms. Francess Piagie Alghalie, Deputy Minister for
Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation
7. Guyana
8. Denmark
9. Republic of Korea
10. Panama
11. Greece
12. Russian Federation
13. France
14. United Kingdom
15. United States
16. Slovenia
Rule 37
17. Plurinational State of Bolivia – Her Excellency Ms. Celinda Sosa Lunda, Minister for
Foreign Affairs
18. Hungary – His Excellency Mr. Péter Szijjártó, Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade
19. Uganda – His Excellency Gen. Jeje Odongo Abubakhar, Minister for Foreign Affairs
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20. Saudi Arabia – His Excellency Mr. Waleed Abdul Karim El-Khereiji, Vice Minister for
Foreign Affairs
21. Cuba – His Excellency Mr. Carlos Fernández de Cossío, Vice Minister for Foreign
Affairs
22. Ukraine – Her Excellency Ms. Mariana Betsa, Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs
23. Slovakia – His Excellency Mr. Fedor Rosocha, Director General, Directorate for
International Organisations and Human Rights, Ministry for Foreign and European
Affairs
24. Kuwait
25. Qatar
26. Indonesia
27. Romania
28. Brazil
29. Germany
30. Thailand
31. Egypt
32. New Zealand
33. Jordan
34. Estonia
35. Singapore
36. Kazakhstan
37. Poland
38. South Africa
39. Peru
40. Ecuador
41. Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela
42. Croatia
43. United Arab Emirates
44. Switzerland
45. Morocco
46. Ethiopia
47. Mexico
48. Islamic Republic of Iran
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49. Nepal
50. Kyrgyzstan
51. Kingdom of the Netherlands
52. Spain
53. Austria
54. Liechtenstein
55. Türkiye
56. India
57. Philippines
Rule 39
58. His Excellency Mr. Stavros Lambrinidis, Head of the Delegation of the European Union
to the United Nations
Rule 37
59. Zimbabwe
60. Bulgaria
61. Portugal
62. Norway
63. Dominican Republic
64. Sweden
65. Finland
66. Viet Nam
67. Cambodia
68. Iceland
69. Timor-Leste
70. Mongolia
71. Guatemala
72. Maldives
73. Ireland
74. Lebanon
75. Japan
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76. Ghana
77. Paraguay
78. Latvia
79. Tunisia
80. Lithuania
81. Chile
82. Bahrain
83. Malta
84. Angola
85. Sri Lanka
86. Namibia
87. Azerbaijan
88. Tajikistan
Rule 39
89. His Excellency Mr. Paul Beresford-Hill, Permanent Observer of the Sovereign Order of
Malta to the United Nations
Rule 37
90. Australia
91. Uzbekistan
92. Bangladesh
93. Belgium
94. Suriname
95. Iraq
96. Senegal
97. Burundi
98. Malaysia
99. Nigeria
100. Eritrea
101. Serbia
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