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China is not a developing country. That is why this week we objected to resources being diverted to China and are dismayed that the world’s second-largest economy, and the UN’s second-largest assessed donor, is being prioritized over true developing countries. UN Development must focus on effective delivery where it matters most – at the country level.
Bureau of International Organization Affairs2,548,027 views • 1 year ago

The United States calls upon all countries to join together and say with one clear voice that Hamas must immediately surrender, release all the hostages – both those living and those who have already been murdered at the hands of Hamas – and allow this war to end. 🇺🇸 is actively working to support the secure delivery of humanitarian aid to civilians in Gaza.
Bureau of International Organization Affairs262,702 views • 1 year ago

The level of violence and repression the Iranian regime has unleashed on its own citizens has repercussions for international peace and security—and demands United Nations Security Council’s attention. President Donald J. Trump and the United States stand by the brave people of Iran.
Bureau of International Organization Affairs85,190 views • 8 months ago

The Syrian people fought for more than 13 years not just to rid themselves of Bashar al-Assad, but also for the right to decide their own fate. The only way Syria will stabilize is if all Syrians have a stake in the country’s future and if they collectively share power.
Bureau of International Organization Affairs79,226 views • 1 year ago

Unity is the only path forward. The January 29 agreement between the Syrian government and Syrian Democratic Forces marks a vital step toward a peaceful, sovereign and unified Syria. The U.S. remains steadfast in supporting the successful implementation of this agreement and calls on United Nations Member States to support Syria as it advances SDF integration and stability.
Bureau of International Organization Affairs47,986 views • 7 months ago

As Allison M. Hooker stated today, the United States is focused on results, not just statements. Under President Trump’s leadership, the United States will ensure America’s 2026 G20 presidency produces real economic outcomes that strengthen our economy and benefit the American people.
Bureau of International Organization Affairs45,401 views • 11 months ago

The Iran-backed Houthis continue to threaten navigational rights and freedoms in the sea, and unlawfully detain international staff. The United States condemns Houthi actions, calls for the release of staff, and continues to work with partners to disrupt Houthi access to funding and weapons.
Bureau of International Organization Affairs45,174 views • 1 year ago

The United Nations Security Council must ensure the large investments in UN peace missions are justified by actionable end states. Missions that don’t provide a return on investment must be closed or streamlined. This week, U.S. Mission to the UN Ambassador Tammy Bruce made it clear: Houthi obstructionism has left United Nations_Hudaydah without a purpose, and the UNSC decided the mission will close by March 31.
Bureau of International Organization Affairs24,939 views • 7 months ago

Taiwan's exclusion from key international fora, including the World Health Assembly, has a direct negative impact on the well-being of Americans and the entire global community. There is no reasonable justification to exclude Taiwan’s participation. #TaiwanCanHelp
Bureau of International Organization Affairs45,919 views • 1 year ago

All Syrians deserve security, stability, and prosperity. The U.S. is lifting sanctions against Syria and encouraging UN member states to do the same. Our efforts are fulfilling President Trump's promise to facilitate a new start for the people of Syria as they seek a stable and prosperous future.
Bureau of International Organization Affairs14,499 views • 1 year ago
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