Resource exploitation fuelling conflict, inequality worldwide: UN chief
- UN Secretary-General António Guterres said resource exploitation is changing the causes, dynamics, and outcomes of conflicts worldwide and called for an end to this exploitation.
- He emphasized the need for countries and communities to primarily benefit from their own natural resources and to close the gap between recognized sovereignty and actual sovereign rights over these resources.
- Guterres highlighted the importance of addressing the entire natural resource value chain to curb illicit flows and ensure fair outcomes for resource-endowed countries and communities.
- He called for international cooperation among producing, transit, and consuming states to prevent illicit resources from entering legitimate markets and to support development, peace, and prosperity.
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Diplomacy May Not Succeed in Preventing Conflicts but Holds Power to Stop Them: Guterres at UNSC Debate
Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. Amid escalating tensions and military confrontations disrupting border peace and causing global uncertainty, UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Thursday (local time) underscored the importance of diplomacy in resolving such global crises, saying that while it may not have succeeded in preventing ongoing conflicts, it still has the power to bring them to an end. World News | Diplomacy Ma…
Diplomacy may not succeed in preventing conflicts but holds power to stop them: Guterres at UNSC debate - The Tribune
Amid escalating tensions and military confrontations disrupting border peace and causing global uncertainty, UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Thursday (local time) underscored the importance of diplomacy in resolving such global crises, saying that while it may not have succeeded in preventing ongoing conflicts, it still has the power to bring them to an end.
Guterres urges Security Council to ensure natural resources drive peace, not conflict
NEW YORK - UN Secretary-General António Guterres on Wednesday urged the UN Security Council to adopt four urgent priorities to ensure natural resources become a driver of peace and development rather than a source of conflict and violence, warning that governance challenges and the illicit exploitation of resources have become.
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