- Africa faces a lack of permanent representation on the UN Council.
- A discussion on May 26th called for permanent representation for Africa, India, Brazil, Japan, and Germany in international bodies.
Hilda Heine reiterated support for Japan and G4 partners while Russia backed greater representation for Africa in UN bodies.
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Hilda Heine reiterated support for Japan and G4 partners while Russia backed greater representation for Africa in UN bodies.
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