Plasschaert: Iraq Is A Founding Member Of The United Nations And Has Long Contributed To Its Work
Baghdad / NINA / The Representative of the Secretary-General of the United Nations in Iraq, Jeanine Hennis-Plasschaert, confirmed: “Iraq is a founding member of the United Nations and has long contributed to its work.”
Plasschaert said in a statement on the occasion of United Nations Day: “This day, which is celebrated annually on October 24, reminds us all of the importance of peace and working together for the good of humanity.”
She added: “In the ongoing catastrophic conflicts, coupled with divisions, whether within or across borders, the United Nations maintains its unique role, as it works with various actors to end violence and resolve conflicts, while working – sometimes in the most difficult circumstances – to mitigate their negative effects on vulnerable civilians, including This is done by providing life-saving humanitarian assistance.”
She pointed out that: “In Iraq and other places, the United Nations serves people from all sectors of society, and works with national institutions and civil society to achieve the aspirations of everyone.”
She pointed out: “Iraq is a founding member of the United Nations and has long contributed to its work, and we have collective work to do: promoting peace, justice, and sustainable development.”/
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