Statement on children and armed conflict
3 April 2024 – Statement by the Republic of Slovenia at the UN Security Council briefing on children and armed conflict, addressing the consequences of the denial of humanitarian access for children
Explanation of vote by Representative of Slovenia to the UN Security Council Ambassador Samuel Žbogar at the meeting on Non-proliferation/Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK)
Thank you very much, Mr President,
Very briefly, Slovenia engaged in good faith in the negotiations of this resolution with the aim to ensure the continuation of the good work that the Panel of Experts has been doing in supporting the 1718 Committee.
We deeply regret that despite all the concessions made, a veto has been cast, preventing the mandate renewal of the Panel. Independent monitoring and assessment of sanctions implementation are invaluable. It is imperative that the wider UN membership has access to professional and objective assessments that guide the Council’s activities on this sanctions regime. Only a fully functioning Panel of Experts is able to provide this.
We will continue to engage constructively and we call on Russia to do the same.
Thank you.
3 April 2024 – Statement by the Republic of Slovenia at the UN Security Council briefing on children and armed conflict, addressing the consequences of the denial of humanitarian access for children
2 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
27 March 2024 – Statement by Representative of Slovenia to the UN Security Council Ambassador Samuel Žbogar at the briefing on the situation concerning the Democratic Republic of the Congo