Algeria at the UN Security Council 2024-2025
Following the vote of 193 member states, Algeria was elected a non-permanent member of the United Nations Security Council by the UN General Assembly.
Algeria's election to fill this seat will span two years, beginning on January 1, 2024 and ending on December 31, 2025.
This election represents recognition of Algeria's central role in its region, thus adding a valuable achievement to the record of its foreign policy. It also demonstrates the esteem and respect enjoyed by the country, saluting its contributions to the establishment of international peace and security.
This diplomatic success confirms the return of the new Algeria to the international scene and supports its vision focused on preserving peace and security in the world. This vision is based on peaceful coexistence and the resolution of conflicts by non-violent means, with a commitment not to intervene in the internal affairs of countries, in accordance with the principles of Algerian foreign policy, inspired by the glorious liberation revolution.
Algeria's election to fill this seat will span two years, beginning on January 1, 2024 and ending on December 31, 2025.
This election represents recognition of Algeria's central role in its region, thus adding a valuable achievement to the record of its foreign policy. It also demonstrates the esteem and respect enjoyed by the country, saluting its contributions to the establishment of international peace and security.
This diplomatic success confirms the return of the new Algeria to the international scene and supports its vision focused on preserving peace and security in the world. This vision is based on peaceful coexistence and the resolution of conflicts by non-violent means, with a commitment not to intervene in the internal affairs of countries, in accordance with the principles of Algerian foreign policy, inspired by the glorious liberation revolution.