Malaysia Calls for UN to Challenge, Abolish Security Council Veto
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Foreign Minister Mohamad Hasan warns conflict around Strait of Hormuz hits families far beyond Middle East, calls for Global South to have greater say in AI governance
Malaysian Foreign Minister Mohamad Hassan stated that the United Nations Security Council needs reform and called for the removal of the veto power. Hassan also said that the Global South should be an equal partner in decisions regarding artificial intelligence technologies.
Malaysian Foreign Minister Muhammad Hassan, in his address to the UN General Assembly, called for reform of the United Nations Security Council and the removal of the veto power. Hassan highlighted the global impact of conflicts in the Middle East and reiterated his call for an immediate ceasefire and uninterrupted humanitarian aid to Gaza.
Malaysian Foreign Minister Hassan argued in the UN General Assembly that the Security Council should be reformed and the veto power abolished. Hassan stated that conflicts in the Middle East have increased food and fuel costs, and he supported an immediate ceasefire in Gaza and full UN membership for Palestine.
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