The WPS agenda remains one of key priorities for Slovenia
Today, the UN Security Council held its annual open debate on Women, Peace and Security (WPS). This year’s debate focused on…
Today, the UN Security Council held its annual open debate on Women, Peace and Security (WPS). This year’s debate focused on…
Today, the UN Security Council held a briefing and discussed the ongoing crisis in Haiti. Council members addressed…
Today, the UN Security Council voted on a resolution, tabled by Algeria, that recommended to the 193-member UN General Assembly…
26 April 2024 – Statement by Representative of Slovenia to the UN Security Council Ambassador Samuel Žbogar at the briefing on the threats to international peace and security
25 April 2024 – Statement by Deputy Permanent Representative of Slovenia Saša Jurečko at the UN Security Council briefing on the situation in the Middle East, Syria
24 April 2024 – Statement by Representative of Slovenia to the UN Security Council Ambassador Samuel Žbogar at the briefing on the situation in the Middle East, including the Palestinian question, UN SC resolution 2720
24 April 2024 – Explanation of vote by Representative of Slovenia to the UN Security Council Ambassador Samuel Žbogar at the meeting on the Non-proliferation
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.