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Sudan Signs UN80 Charter at United Nations Headquarters in New York
Sudan's Permanent Representative signed the UN80 Charter on June 24 as part of UN General Assembly events marking the 80th anniversary of the UN Charter. All member states are participating in the initiative launched by the Office of the President of the General Assembly.
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Sudan's Permanent Representative to the United Nations signed the UN80 Charter on June 24 at United Nations Headquarters in New York. AllAfrica reported that Ambassador Al-Harith Idris completed the signing as part of activities organized by the UN General Assembly to mark the 80th anniversary of the United Nations Charter.
" All UN member states are participating, with permanent representatives signing the charter during the designated period.
The signed document will be formally displayed in the General Assembly Hall during an informal commemorative meeting marking United Nations Charter Day on June 26. Ambassador Al-Harith Idris stated Sudan's commitment to the principles of the UN Charter, including respect for state sovereignty, the maintenance of international peace and security, and the promotion of international cooperation based on equality and mutual respect.
He stressed the importance of multilateralism and collective action in addressing current global challenges.
He added that the charter represents the essential legal pillar and safe framework within which humanity seeks protection from cycles of chaos and instability. The ambassador noted that the charter remains the minimum practical consensus among states in a world marked by deepening geopolitical divisions and growing tendencies toward unilateral and destabilising practices.
