State Secretary Štucin: Dialogue is crucial for stability and progress in Bosnia and Herzegovina
State Secretary Marko Štucin participated in the UN Security Council debate on Bosnia and Herzegovina. In his intervention…
State Secretary Marko Štucin participated in the UN Security Council debate on Bosnia and Herzegovina. In his intervention…
Today, the United Nations General Assembly overwhelmingly adopted a resolution that backs the Palestinian request for…
The UN Security Council will convene the Annual Open Debate on the Protection of Civilians in Armed Conflict in May 2024…
17 May 2024 – Statement by Political Coordinator Klemen Ponikvar at the Arria-formula meeting titled “Unlocking the Potential of Science for Peace and Security”
16 May 2024 – Statement by Representative of Slovenia to the UN Security Council Ambassador Samuel Žbogar at the Arria-formula meeting titled “Condemning Hostage-Taking in Israel on October 7 as a Psychological Tool of Terrorism”
16 May 2024 – Statement by Representative of Slovenia to the UN Security Council Ambassador Samuel Žbogar at the briefing on the situation concerning Iraq
15 May 2024 – Statement by H. E. Marko Štucin, State Secretary of the Republic of Slovenia, at the UN Security Council briefing on the situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Slovenia became a member of the United Nations on 22 May 1992. This marked the end of the process of independence and Slovenia emerged as a sovereign, independent and internationally recognised country. Accession to the United Nations was a great diplomatic success and, to mark the occasion, 22 May was declared Slovenian Diplomacy Day.