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A3 + statement on The Middle East (Syrian Chemical Weapons Program)

A3 + statement on The Middle East(Syrian Chemical Weapons Program)

Statement on behalf of A3+ (Algeria, Guyana, Mozambique, Sierra Leone) Mr. President, I have the honour to deliver this joint statement on behalf of the A3+, namely: Guyana, Mozambique, Sierra Leone, and my own country, Algeria. We thank Ms. Izumi Nakamitsu, High Representative for Disarmament Affairs for the briefing and we listened carefully to the

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MS. SONIA U. KARIM DEPUTY POLITICAL COORDINATOR At the United Nations Security Council Briefing on Maintenance of International Peace and Security: The Situation of Children in Ukraine

Sierra Leone Statement At the United Nations Security Council Briefing on Maintenance of International Peace and Security: The Situation of Children in Ukraine

STATEMENT BYMS. SONIA U. KARIMDEPUTY POLITICAL COORDINATOR Thank you, Mr. President for convening this meeting. I also thank Catherine Russell, Executive Director of UNICEF, Nathaniel Raymond, Executive Director of the Yale School of Public Health’s Humanitarian Research Lab, and Kateryna Rashevska, Legal Expert at the Regional Center for Human Rightsfor their insightful briefings. I welcome

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Sierra Leone Statement At The UN SecurityCouncil on Women and Peace and Security

STATEMENT BYH. E. MR. AMARA S. M. SOWAAMBASSADOR/DEPUTY PERMANENT REPRESENTATIVE Thank you, Madam President, At the outset I would like to thank the United Kingdom for the smooth conduct of their presidency in November and to congratulate the United States on their assumption of the presidency for this final month of 2024. Be assured of

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A3+ Statement At an Urgent Meeting of the Security Council on Syria

A3+ Statement At an Urgent Meeting of the Security Council on Syria

Madam President,  I have the honor to deliver this statement on behalf of the members of the A3+, namely Guyana, Mozambique, Sierra Leone, and my own country Algeria. At the outset, the A3+ would like to thank Special Envoy Pedersen and the civil society briefer [Mr Raed Al Saleh] for their valuable briefings. The A3+

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Sierra Leone STATEMENT at the Arria-Formula Meeting convened by Russian Federation on the Humanitarian Impact of Unilateral Coercive Measures.

Sierra Leone STATEMENT at the Arria-FormulaMeeting convened by Russian Federation onthe Humanitarian Impact of UnilateralCoercive Measures.

STATEMENT BYH.E. MR. AMARA S. SOWAAMBASSADOR / DEPUTY PERMANENT REPRESENTATIVECHARGE D’AFFAIRES A.I. Thank you, Mr. Chair.  Let me start by acknowledging the contributions of the briefers, Ms. Alena Douhan, Special Rapporteur on the Negative Impact of Unilateral Coercive Measures on the Enjoyment of Human Rights; Mr. Ivan Timofeev, Director General of the Russian International Affairs Council; and Mr.

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STATEMENT BY  H.E. AMARA S. M. SOWA CHARGE D’AFFAIRES A.I. AMBASSADOR & DEPUTY PERMANENT REPRESENTATIVE

Sierra Leone Statement At The UN Security Council on the Situation in the Middle East – Palestine Question

STATEMENT BY H.E. AMARA S. M. SOWACHARGE D’AFFAIRES A.I.AMBASSADOR & DEPUTY PERMANENT REPRESENTATIVE Thank you, Madam President,  I thank Special Coordinator, Tor Wennesland for his briefing. The continuation of the conflict in the Gaza Strip which has gone on for more than a year now is horrendous for civilians who are forced to accept a life

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