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Five countries elected to serve on UN Security Council

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Ecuador, Japan, Malta, Mozambique and Switzerland will join the UN body responsible for the maintenance of global peace and security, beginning in January 2023. The General Assembly, which comprises all 193 UN Member States, elects the 10 non-permanent members who serve for two-year terms.

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5 new countries joined the UN Security Council

These are non-permanent members of the institution responsible for maintaining international peace and security.

2 years ago·Kyiv, Ukraine

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Africa News

Mozambique elected to serve on UN security council | Africanews

In the African and Asia-Pacific group, Mozambique received 192 votes and will succeed to Kenya. Within the two other regional groups: Ecuador, Japan, Malta and Switzerland were also elected.

2 years ago·Pointe- Noire, Congo

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Saudi Gazette

Five countries elected to serve on UN Security Council

2 years ago·Jeddah, Saudi Arabia

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UN News

Five countries elected to serve on UN Security Council

Five countries have been elected to serve as non-permanent members of the UN Security Council following a vote in the General Assembly on Thursday. 

2 years ago·New York, United States

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Five countries to join the UN Security Council

{O/C} The United Nations elected five countries to join its Security Council next year. {RVO} They are Ecuador, Japan, Malta, Mozambique and Switzerland, now poised to replace India, Ireland, Kenya, Mexico as well as Norway, which are departing by the end of the year. Having been elected with no opposition, the said countries will be incorporated into the Security Council on January 1st next year. The five veto-wielding seats in that council are…

2 years ago

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Malta’s election to Security Council was uncontested, UN sources say

Malta’s election to become a non-permanent member of the United Nations Security Council in New York was uncontested and there were no other countries vying for the island’s seat on last Thursday’s ballot sheet, The Shift is informed. UN sources told The Shift that while Malta’s ‘election’ is still an important political development for a […]

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5 new countries joined the UN Security Council

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Mozambique elected to serve on UN security council | Africanews

Mozambique elected to serve on UN security council | Africanews

Five countries elected to serve on UN Security Council

Five countries elected to serve on UN Security Council

Five countries elected to serve on UN Security Council

Five countries elected to serve on UN Security Council

Five countries to join the UN Security Council

Five countries to join the UN Security Council

Malta’s election to Security Council was uncontested, UN sources say

Malta’s election to Security Council was uncontested, UN sources say

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