"UNSC reforms should be facilitated": Belarussian FM backs India's bid of permanent seat in world body
India's call for a permanent seat in the world body.
Addressing a media briefing in the national capital on Wednesday, the Belarussian Foreign Minister stressed the urgency for reforms in the UNSC, adding, «We (Belarus) also discussed this issue and are convinced that UNSC reforms should be facilitated. It is a long-lasting issue which is being discussed within the UN, taking into account the very fragile situation in the world today.»
«We also expressed ourselves during the 78th Session of the General Assembly and in our official statement during the 78 Session of the General Assembly, we made it very clear that we would support the accession of India to the Security Council,» he added.
Speaking on his meeting with his Indian counterpart S Jaishankar, Aleinik said, «We share views towards creating a more just, fair, and multipolar world order. We also hold the same views on the principles of international relations. So the core principles are equality of states and, the balance of interests of each and every country.»
«We also touched upon our cooperation in the SCO, as well as BRICS, and expressed our appreciation for the support that India extended to our application for full-fledged membership in the SCO,» Belarussian FM added on his sit-down with External Affairs Minister Jaishankar.
He said India was the first country to ratify the memorandum on Balarus' accession to the SCO, adding that he also discussed Balarus' membership of the BRICS during his talks with the EAM.
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