France Apologizes for UN Diplomatic Spat with Washington
Washington said it appreciated France’s apology, which came after a UN mission post delayed approval of the next French ambassador.
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Paris said it regrets the post on X in which it criticizes a vote by the United States at the UN General Assembly, which should unlock the assumption of office by the new French ambassador to Washington, under the conditions in which the United States said that "they act on this, according to AFP. ...
France moves to defuse US row over UN social media post
France has expressed regret over a social media post questioning the United States’ commitment to human rights, in a move expected to clear the way for its new ambassador to take up his post in Washington.
France's permanent mission to the United Nations (UN) said it regretted a social media post criticizing the US vote at the UN General Assembly, and US officials said on Saturday that Washington appreciated the statement.
France apologises for criticising US’ human rights record after backlash
The French UN mission said it regretted an online post criticising how the United States voted during a UN General Assembly meeting, with US officials saying on Saturday that Washington appreciated the statement. France’s permanent mission to the UN published the apology on Friday, saying it regretted a social media post criticising the US’ commitment to human rights. “France and the United States recently took different positions on a vote at t…
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Times of IndiaFrance apologizes for UN diplomatic spat with Washington
France's UN mission regretted an online post criticizing the United States' vote. This statement resolved a dispute which had delayed the French ambassador's appointment. The United States appreciated France's clarification regarding their differing UN General Assembly positions. Public differences on one vote did not affect their historical alliance and cooperation. Both nations look forward to advancing shared values and interests together.
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