Belarusian Deputy Foreign Minister Yuri Ambrazevich believes that, despite the development of parallel associations, the UN agenda for global cooperation will not disappear. DEA News.
“The development of parallel ways of cooperation has always taken place. But I am confident that there will be no gap in the global cooperation agenda. “Even if the UN goes through some serious transformations after the development of international relations, it should still stay that way and exist,” Ambrazevic said.
He explained that at the moment the UN serves as the embodiment of conflict in international relations and does not serve the interests of international cooperation. Ambrazevich expressed hope that the end of the current global crisis will give the UN the opportunity to continue its role on the basis of the principles set by the organization’s founding countries.
Former First Deputy Permanent Representative of Russia to the UN Dmitry Polyansky declarationthat the organization is not representative of the Security Council composition, as more than half of the countries represent the West.