Israel Takes UN Security Council Seat with Focus on Illegal Arms Trade
Israel's President Isaac Herzog presided over the UN Security Council meeting on November 10, marking the start of Israel's two-year seat on the council. The meeting focused on the illicit trade in small arms and light weapons. Second Vice Foreign Minister of South Korea, Kim Ji-na, addressed the council during the session.
Herzog, as the foreign President of the Security Council, opened the meeting. This was a significant moment as it marked the beginning of Israel's term on the council. The agenda centred on the pressing issue of the illegal trade in small arms and light weapons, a topic of global concern.
Kim Ji-na, representing South Korea, took to the floor to discuss the illicit trade. She highlighted the impact of this trade on global security and stability, echoing the sentiments of many nations present.
The meeting, under the leadership of President Herzog, provided a platform for international dialogue on the critical issue of small arms and light weapons trafficking. Minister Kim's intervention underscored the need for collective action to address this challenge, setting the stage for potential policy discussions and collaborations.
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