Rédaction Africa Links 24 with wenceslaus
Published on 2024-01-26 22:05:40
During their meeting, Mesa expressed Cuba’s support for Zimbabwe’s ambition to secure a seat on the United Nations Security Council. This endorsement is a significant development for Zimbabwe’s campaign, as it demonstrates the country’s growing international backing.
The United Nations Security Council plays a crucial role in maintaining global peace and security, and membership on the council is highly sought after by many countries. The seat that Zimbabwe is vying for is one of the non-permanent positions on the council, which are elected by the General Assembly for two-year terms.
Zimbabwe has been actively lobbying for a spot on the Security Council as part of its broader efforts to increase its influence and presence on the international stage. The country’s leadership views a seat on the council as an opportunity to contribute to important global discussions and decisions on major security issues.
Cuba’s pledge of support is particularly significant due to the country’s own history of advocating for its political and economic sovereignty on the international stage. The endorsement from a fellow developing country with a similar commitment to self-determination adds weight to Zimbabwe’s bid.
Additionally, Cuba’s support for Zimbabwe’s Security Council ambitions further strengthens the already friendly relations between the two nations. The visit by Cuban Vice President Salvador Valdes Mesa is a testament to the strong diplomatic ties that exist between the two countries and underscores their mutual support for each other’s goals on the international stage.
As Zimbabwe continues to seek endorsements and build alliances in its bid for a seat on the United Nations Security Council, the backing of Cuba adds momentum to the country’s campaign and reinforces its credentials as a strong candidate for the position.
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