Israel–Iran attacks: All parties must show maximum restraint
Following Israeli attacks on Iran and Iran’s response on 13 June, the Security Council…
Following Israeli attacks on Iran and Iran’s response on 13 June, the Security Council…
Today, the 193-member UN General Assembly expressed its overwhelming support to the latest Gaza resolution…
The members of the Security Council expressed deep concern over escalating violence in…
19 June 2025 – Statement by the Republic of Slovenia at UNSC open debate on “Poverty, Underdevelopment, and Conflict: Implications for the Maintenance of International Peace and Security”
17 June 2025 – Statement by the Republic of Slovenia at UNSC meeting on the situation in the Middle East
13 June 2025 – Statement by the Republic of Slovenia on behalf of the 10 elected members of the UNSC at the 10th Emergency Special Session of the UN General Assembly
13 June 2025 – Statement by the Republic of Slovenia at UNSC meeting on the threats to international peace and security
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.
Permanent Mission of the Republic of Slovenia to the United Nations | Building Trust. Securing Future.
Marking 20 yrs of #PeacebuildingCommission, 🇸🇮 stresses its achievements & the need to strengthen peacebuilding architecture through its review.
The PBC must remain central to our shared goal of building & sustaining peace – and saving future generations from the scourge of war.
War is horrific – but using sexual violence as a tactic of war, torture & terror is especially heinous.
At today’s commemoration of the Int'l Day for the Elimination of Sexual Violence in Conflict, Slovenia once again strongly condemned this grave crime. Survivors must be heard.
Poverty & underdevelopment too often lead to instability & conflict.
At the #UNSC open debate, 🇸🇮 proposed 3 ways to peace & security:
1️⃣ Investing in resilience
2️⃣ Prioritizing people & upholding human dignity
3️⃣ Integrating humanitarian, development & peacebuilding efforts.
Did you know?
In the spring of 1945, as World War II was drawing to a close, delegates from 50 nations met in San Francisco to lay the foundations of a lasting peace.
From 25 April to 26 June, they debated, negotiated, and shaped the United Nations Charter, working from the…
When it was signed in 1945, the #UNCharter represented a promise to a world torn apart by war—kicking off an era of global cooperation and shared purpose.
Over the next few weeks, join us for a look back at the Charter's 80-year legacy and impact—highlighting the history,…
Syria has a historic opportunity to build a country that every Syrian can call home.
Speaking at #UNSC, 🇸🇮 urged:
1️⃣ economic reform complemented by inclusive & peaceful political transition
2️⃣ protection of civilians throughout Syria
3️⃣ addressing humanitarian needs.
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