Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated that the country remains a party to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty. He affirmed that Iran remains committed to the agreement.
All Syrians Must Have Voice in Shaping Country’s Future, Security Council Speakers Stress amid Calls for Inclusive State Institutions, Stronger Rule of Law
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Meeting 13 years after a deadly chemical-weapons attack was perpetrated by the former regime in the outskirts of Damascus, the Security Council today heard that, despite progress in overcoming Syria’s old challenges, the international community must continue to support the country as it confronts new ones.
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