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Fu Cong, China's Permanent Representative to the United Nations, made a statement at the General Assembly plenary session on the 22nd, stressing that the ultimate purpose of Security Council reform is to change the overrepresentation situation of developed countries. Fu Cong said that the current international situation is turbulent and changing, geographical conflicts are being delayed and escalated, and crises and challenges are constantly emerging. Member States generally expect the United Nations to play a greater role and the Security Council to shoulder the primary responsibility for maintaining international peace and security. China supports the Security Council to enhance its authority and efficiency through necessary and reasonable reforms, better respond to crises and challenges, and perform the duties assigned to it by the United Nations Charter.
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Fu Cong, China's Permanent Representative to the United Nations, made a statement at the General Assembly plenary session on the 22nd, stressing that the ultimate purpose of Security Council reform is to change the overrepresentation situation of developed countries. Fu Cong said that the current international situation is turbulent and changing, geographical conflicts are being delayed and escalated, and crises and challenges are constantly emerging. Member States generally expect the United Nations to play a greater role and the Security Council to shoulder the primary responsibility for maintaining international peace and security. China supports the Security Council to enhance its authority and efficiency through necessary and reasonable reforms, better respond to crises and challenges, and perform the duties assigned to it by the United Nations Charter.
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