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Lebanese Prime Minister Salam called for the restoration of national decision-making power, an end to war, and full sovereignty. He demanded Israel withdraw from Lebanese territory to the international border according to the 1949 Armistice Agreement.
South Africa's Minister of International Relations and Cooperation stated at the UN General Assembly that global governance must be reformed, specifically the UN Security Council.
Mexico's Foreign Minister Velasco stated at the UN General Assembly that international law must prevail over force, advocating for the peaceful resolution of all disputes through dialogue and negotiation, and respecting territorial integrity.
Iraqi Prime Minister Al-Sudani stated Iraq's commitment to the UN Charter, prioritizing legal authority, state institutions, and public trust. He aims to foster economic diversification and regional cooperation, moving from conflict to integration and from competition to collaboration.
Kuwait's Crown Prince condemned Iran's attacks on Kuwait, GCC countries, and Jordan, calling for an end to aggression and the preservation of regional security and freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz and the Strait of Mandeb.
German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock stated at the UN General Assembly that international law is being eroded, with some major powers disregarding the rules of the UN Charter.
Canadian Foreign Minister Anand stated at the UN General Assembly that Canada will seek greater strategic autonomy and diversify its partnerships to maintain peace and prosperity amid a fracturing global order.
Cambodian Deputy Prime Minister Prak Sokhonn stated at the UN General Assembly that Cambodia seeks to rebuild trust with Thailand through peace and international law, aiming to resolve border disputes and implement agreements.
Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov stated that a more equitable, multipolar world order is forming, with Global South and Eastern countries emerging as sovereign development centers. He advocated for upholding the UN Charter and international law to promote this multipolar world order.