Iran’s Ambassador Ali Bahraini pledged the country’s commitment to multilateralism and international law during a meeting focused on strengthening the UN Charter. Highlighting the significance of justice and peace, he addressed the challenges posed by unilateralism amid global crises, emphasizing the group’s role in supporting international cooperation.
Ali Bahraini, Iran’s Ambassador and Permanent Representative to the United Nations Office in Geneva, affirmed Iran’s commitment to multilateralism and adherence to international law during a recent meeting of the Group of Friends in Defense of the Charter of the United Nations. He emphasized that as the 80th anniversary of the UN Charter approaches, fostering a world characterized by justice, peace, and respect is crucial.
The current meeting occurs amid rising challenges faced by international organizations, largely due to a trend towards unilateralism. Iran, as an active member of the Group of Friends, has consistently called for countering unilateral actions that threaten the integrity of multilateral institutions and international cooperation.
The Group of Friends aims to reinforce multilateralism, endorse international laws, and oppose foreign interference and unlawful sanctions. Its members are committed to promoting the United Nations’ role in addressing global crises while ensuring that the organization is not misused for political ends.
In summary, Iran remains dedicated to promoting multilateralism and justice as emphasized by Ambassador Ali Bahraini. The ongoing challenges posed by unilateralism threaten the effectiveness of international organizations. The Group of Friends continues to advocate for the principles enshrined in the UN Charter to enhance global cooperation and peace.
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