New York, 27 September (India) India has said that terrorism is the most serious threat to international peace and security and has implemented all existing international laws "without exception or double standards" to deal with terrorists and their masters. should go. Addressing the meeting of the Ministers of the Non-Aligned Movement nations outside the 74th session of the United Nations General Assembly, Minister of State for External Affairs V. Muralitharan said that the world faces a myriad of problems that pose a threat to future generations and may not be related to any physical or political boundaries. I am not tied Minister a
New York, 27 September (India) India has said that terrorism is the most serious threat to international peace and security and has implemented all existing international laws "without exception or double standards" to deal with terrorists and their masters. should go. Addressing the meeting of the Ministers of the Non-Aligned Movement nations outside the 74th session of the United Nations General Assembly, Minister of State for External Affairs V. Muralitharan said that the world faces a myriad of problems that pose a threat to future generations and may not be related to any physical or political boundaries. I am not tied The minister said in a statement, "The bad is that they are inconsistently adversely affecting developing countries. Climate change, terrorism, widespread poverty, underdevelopment, epidemics, etc., cannot be fought alone, "he said." Terrorism is the most serious threat of all, not just for international peace and security, It is also a threat to the basic principles that we are discussing today. "The minister said," The only way to fight this evil is to fight terrorists and their masters All the existing international laws and mechanisms should be strengthened and implemented without any exception or double standards. ”He said that in view of the growing concern about the threat posed to pluralism by elements of unilateral, monolithic and selfish ideology. What is more important is that the Non-Aligned Movement should continue to work together. Muralitharan said, "We cannot talk of maintaining international peace and security without addressing the issue of long pending reforms of global governance structures to correct historical injustice." He said that the biggest of this movement The power lies in its diversity - we respect each other's developmental journeys, unique traditions and heritage and are endowed in peaceful co-existence. They believe The Minister also congratulated the Government of the Republic of Venezuela for the successful coordination and carrying out the activities of this movement in the last three years. He said, "We look forward to working closely with the upcoming president Azerbaijan to ensure that the movement remains effective and honest with its guiding principles." The group was founded in 1961 in Belgrade, 25 Countries were involved, but today most countries in the world are members of the Non-Aligned Movement. Now it has 120 members and 17 countries are included as observers.
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