Amadou Abdraman, the official representative of Niger’s transitional military government, said that United Nations (UN) Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, together with the French government, prevented the African country’s representatives from participating in the UN General Assembly by canceling their accreditation. the permanent representative of the state in the organization. This was reported by RIA News.
According to him, Guterres failed in his duty by preventing Niger from participating in the 78th session of the UN General Assembly, with the connivance of France and the Francophone heads of state of ECOWAS.
Abdraman believes that the UN Secretary-General refused to consider the official list of delegates from Niger and “carried out the fanatical demand of the former Minister of Foreign Affairs (Niger) to recall Niger’s permanent representative to the UN.”
Before that, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Niger sent A letter to the country’s foreign missions announcing the cancellation of approximately 370 diplomatic passports belonging to former ministers, former MPs and other former officials, among others, due to expiration.
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