Priority: Regional Stability

UAE Statement At the UN Security Council Open Debate on Identifying innovative strategies to ensure access to life-saving services and protection for survivors of sexual violence in conflict zones

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Delivered By: Myan Tantawy, Political Coordinator Mr. President, I would like to begin by commending Panama for its leadership of the Security Council this month and convening this important debate. I also thank Ms. Ahmed for her powerful remarks this morning, and Special Representative Patten for her briefing on the Secretary-General’s report.   We align

UAE Statement At the Security Council’s Quarterly High-level Open Debate on the Situation in the Middle East Including the Palestinian Question

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Delivered By: Ms. Fatema Yousuf, Charge d’ Affaires a.i. UNOFFICIAL TRANSLATION Check against delivery Mr. President, At the outset, I would like to thank Mr. Khaled Khiari for his comprehensive briefing this morning, which shed light on the harsh and precarious reality in the Palestinian territory, particularly in the Gaza Strip. I also align myself

UAE Statement At the High-Level Open Debate of the Security Council on Promoting International Peace and Security through Multilateralism and Peaceful Settlement of Disputes

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Delivered By: HE Mohamed Abushahab, Ambassador and Permanent Representative Check against delivery Mr. President, I would like to begin by commending Pakistan for its leadership of the Security Council this month and by thanking Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Ishaq Dar for presiding over this morning’s meeting. I also thank Secretary-General Guterres

UAE Statement At the UN Security Council Briefing on Sudan

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Delivered By: HE Mohamed Abushahab, Ambassador and Permanent Representative Madam President, I thank Assistant Secretary-General Martha Pobee and Ambassador Joonkook Hwang, Chair of the 1591 Sanctions Committee, for their briefings. I take note of Ms. Shayna Lewis’ participation in this meeting and listened carefully to her remarks. The United Arab Emirates has long stood in

UAE Statement At the Security Council Open Debate on Poverty, underdevelopment and conflict: Implications for international peace and security

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Delivered By: HE Mohamed Abushahab, Ambassador and Permanent Representative Madam President, I would like to begin by commending Guyana for organizing this open debate, and Minister Todd for presiding over the discussion this morning. I also thank Secretary-General Guterres for his valuable insights, as well as Chairperson Youssouf and Ms. Wignaraja for their contributions to

UAE Intervention at the Event to commemorate the 11th official observance of the International Day for the Elimination of Sexual Violence in Conflictco – Breaking the Cycle, Healing the Scars: Addressing the Intergenerational Effects of Conflict-Related Sexual Violence-CRSV

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Delivered by: Ms. Myan Tantawy, Political Coordinator Thank you, moderator. I would also like thank the Permanent Mission of Argentina, as well as the offices of the SRSGs on Sexual violence in conflict and children in armed conflict for bringing us together for such an important discussion. On this International Day for the Elimination of

UAE Statement At the Resumed Tenth Emergency Session of the General Assembly

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Delivered by: HE Ambassador Mohammed AbuShahab UNOFFICIAL TRANSLATION Check against delivery Mr. President, At the outset, I would like to thank you for responding promptly to the call of the Arab Group and the Organization of Islamic Cooperation to resume the tenth emergency special session of the General Assembly. I align myself with the statements

UAE Intervention At the High-Level Event to Commemorate the International Day for Countering Hate Speech-Hate Speech and Artificial Intelligence Nexus: Building coalitions to reclaim inclusive and safe spaces free of hatred

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Delivered By: HE Mohamed Abushahab, Ambassador and Permanent Representative Excellencies, colleagues, I thank the Kingdom of Morocco for convening this High-Level Event, and express appreciation to the Secretary-General and the panelists for their invaluable insights. We also recognize the important work of the Office on Genocide Prevention in advancing this vital agenda both within the